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2. Dell Inspiron 1525 (Previously #5) – The Inspiron 1525 is a Core 2 Duo powered 15.4″ screen notebook from Dell. The Inspiron 1525 has Intel X3100 integrated graphics, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a thinner and lighter form factor than the previous Inspiron 1520.
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3. Acer Aspire One (Previously #2) – The Aspire One is the latest “netbook” from Acer, offering a convenient, compact design at a budget price. The Aspire One features an Intel Atom Processor, 8.9″ WSVGA TFT LCD, and a choice of either Genuine Windows XP Home Edition or Linpus Linux Lite version.
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4. Lenovo ThinkPad T400 (Previously #4) – The ThinkPad T400 features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 14.1″ LED-backlight widescreen, up to 8GB of PC2-8500 and integrated Intel X4500 or ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470.
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5. Apple MacBook (New to the top 10) – With Intel Core 2 Duo processors, Nvidia 9400M graphics, an optional 128GB solid state drive (SSD), and a stylish yet tough design, the new MacBook promises to be one impressive 13-inch notebook.
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6. HP Pavilion dv4t (new to the top 10) – The dv4t features an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, up to 4GB DDR2 System Memory, NVIDIA GeForce Go graphics available and 14.1″ diagonal WXGA BrightView Widescreen.
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7. Asus Eee PC (Previously #7) – The Asus Eee PC 701 notebook uses a Linux based OS that Asus has customized themselves. It has a 7″ screen and only weighs 2 lbs. The Eee PC is now also available with Windows XP.
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8. Dell XPS M1330 (Previously #10) – The XPS M1330 stays solid on the charts at #5 for the month. The M1330 is a 13.3″ portable notebook with the Intel Santa Rosa processor, Nvidia 8400M graphics and slick looks. The M1330 is available in red, black and white color lid options.
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9. Toshiba Satellite A305 (Previously #6) – The Satellite A305 laptops use the TruBrite 15.4-inch high definition diagonal widescreen display to get more from movies, games, spreadsheets and multitasking. The “Fusion finish” adds an extra level of durability and sexiness to this laptop. Available dedicated graphics and dual hard drives help this notebook really perform.
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10. Sony VAIO Z (new to the top 10) – The VAIO Z notebook features a 13.1″ XBRITE-DuraView LCD, Intel Centrino 2 Processor and an optional 128GB solid state drive technology … making it an attractive alternative to the Apple MacBook.
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2. Acer Aspire One (Previously #3) – The Aspire One is the latest “netbook” from Acer, offering a convenient, compact design at a budget price. The Aspire One features an Intel Atom Processor, 8.9″ WSVGA TFT LCD, and a choice of either Genuine Windows XP Home Edition or Linpus Linux Lite version.

3. Sony VAIO Z (previously #10) – The VAIO Z notebook features a 13.1″ XBRITE-DuraView LCD, Intel Centrino 2 Processor and an optional 128GB solid state drive technology … making it an attractive alternative to the Apple MacBook.

4. Dell Inspiron 1525 (Previously #2) – The Inspiron 1525 is a Core 2 Duo powered 15.4″ screen notebook from Dell. The Inspiron 1525 has Intel X3100 integrated graphics, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a thinner and lighter form factor than the previous Inspiron 1520.

5. Apple MacBook (previously #5) – With Intel Core 2 Duo processors, Nvidia 9400M graphics, an optional 128GB solid state drive (SSD), and a stylish yet tough design, the new MacBook promises to be one impressive 13-inch notebook.

6. Lenovo ThinkPad T400 (Previously #4) – The ThinkPad T400 features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 14.1″ LED-backlight widescreen, up to 8GB of PC2-8500 and integrated Intel X4500 or ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470.

7. Toshiba Satellite A305 (Previously #9) – The Satellite A305 laptops use the TruBrite 15.4-inch high definition diagonal widescreen display to get more from movies, games, spreadsheets and multitasking. The “Fusion finish” adds an extra level of durability and sexiness to this laptop. Available dedicated graphics and dual hard drives help this notebook really perform.

8. Dell XPS M1530 (Back in the Top 10) – The Dell XPS M1530 is the larger brother to the XPS M1330. It’s a 15.4-inch screen sleek looking performance notebook that offers the powerful nVidia 8600m graphics card. The XPS M1530 is available in black, red, midnight blue and white colors.

9. Dell XPS M1330 (Previously #8) – The XPS M1330 stays solid on the charts at #5 for the month. The M1330 is a 13.3″ portable notebook with the Intel Santa Rosa processor, Nvidia 8400M graphics and slick looks. The M1330 is available in red, black and white color lid options.

10. Sony VAIO FW (Back in the Top 10) – The VAIO FW is a 16.4″ notebook featuring an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 processor with great options including: Blu-Ray, a 1600 x 900 viewing format, a HD video card, ATI 3650 or ATI 3470, and an HDMI port to output.

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2. Dell Inspiron 1525 (Previously #5) – The Inspiron 1525 is a Core 2 Duo powered 15.4″ screen notebook from Dell. The Inspiron 1525 has Intel X3100 integrated graphics, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and a thinner and lighter form factor than the previous Inspiron 1520.
More..

3. Acer Aspire One (Previously #2) – The Aspire One is the latest “netbook” from Acer, offering a convenient, compact design at a budget price. The Aspire One features an Intel Atom Processor, 8.9″ WSVGA TFT LCD, and a choice of either Genuine Windows XP Home Edition or Linpus Linux Lite version.
More..

4. Lenovo ThinkPad T400 (Previously #4) – The ThinkPad T400 features an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, 14.1″ LED-backlight widescreen, up to 8GB of PC2-8500 and integrated Intel X4500 or ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470.
More..

5. Apple MacBook (New to the top 10) – With Intel Core 2 Duo processors, Nvidia 9400M graphics, an optional 128GB solid state drive (SSD), and a stylish yet tough design, the new MacBook promises to be one impressive 13-inch notebook.
More..

6. HP Pavilion dv4t (new to the top 10) – The dv4t features an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, up to 4GB DDR2 System Memory, NVIDIA GeForce Go graphics available and 14.1″ diagonal WXGA BrightView Widescreen.
More..

7. Asus Eee PC (Previously #7) – The Asus Eee PC 701 notebook uses a Linux based OS that Asus has customized themselves. It has a 7″ screen and only weighs 2 lbs. The Eee PC is now also available with Windows XP.
More..

8. Dell XPS M1330 (Previously #10) – The XPS M1330 stays solid on the charts at #5 for the month. The M1330 is a 13.3″ portable notebook with the Intel Santa Rosa processor, Nvidia 8400M graphics and slick looks. The M1330 is available in red, black and white color lid options.
More..

9. Toshiba Satellite A305 (Previously #6) – The Satellite A305 laptops use the TruBrite 15.4-inch high definition diagonal widescreen display to get more from movies, games, spreadsheets and multitasking. The “Fusion finish” adds an extra level of durability and sexiness to this laptop. Available dedicated graphics and dual hard drives help this notebook really perform.
More..

10. Sony VAIO Z (new to the top 10) – The VAIO Z notebook features a 13.1″ XBRITE-DuraView LCD, Intel Centrino 2 Processor and an optional 128GB solid state drive technology … making it an attractive alternative to the Apple MacBook.
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1. Acer TravelMate 8100
2-GHz Pentium M 760 processor, 15.4-inch wide screen, 7.6 pounds, 100GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 94 Superior, Price when reviewed: $1999 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Chic and pricey wide-screen model has a DVI port and a five-in-one media card reader.

 2. Dell Inspiron 6000
2-GHz Pentium M 760 processor, 15.4-inch wide screen, 8.4 pounds, 80GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 89 Superior, Price when reviewed: $1964 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Big laptop combines strong performance, a superhigh resolution (1920 by 1200), and great speakers.

 3. Sys Technology Freestyle M7500
1.86-GHz Pentium M 750 processor, 15.4-inch wide screen, 8.0 pounds, 60GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 85 Superior, Price when reviewed: $1395 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Budget entertainment notebook includes Windows Media Center lookalike application and a remote control.

 4. HP Pavilion dv4000
1.86-GHz Pentium M 750 processor, 15.4-inch wide screen, 7.6 pounds, 80GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 77 Very Good, Price when reviewed: $1363 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Elegant 15.4-inch wide screen features an ExpressCard slot and comes with a six-in-one media reader.

 5. Dell Inspiron XPS Gen2
2.13-GHz Pentium M 770 processor, 17.0-inch wide screen, 11.3 pounds, 100GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 93 Superior, Price when reviewed: $3522 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Burly gaming notebook does a good job with media, thanks to its high-resolution screen, but its battery life is poor.

6. HP Compaq nx6125
2.2-GHz Turion 64 ML-40 processor, 15.0-inch screen, 7.2 pounds, 80GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 81 Very Good, Price when reviewed: $1249 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Budget business unit overcomes slightly dull screen by doing everything else right. A six-in-one card reader sits up front.

 7. IBM ThinkPad R52
1.73-GHz Pentium M 740 processor, 14.1-inch screen, 7.0 pounds, 40GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 77 Good, Price when reviewed: $1149 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: The R52 has a comfortable keyboard, and its modular bay accepts many optional drives.

 8. Compaq Presario M2000Z
1.8-GHz Turion 64 ML-34 processor, 15.0-inch screen, 8.1 pounds, 80GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 73 Good, Price when reviewed: $1278 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Nicely priced, boxy laptop has great sound and impressive battery life, but it’s on the heavy side.

 9. Toshiba Satellite M55-S325
1.73-GHz Pentium M 740 processor, 14.0-inch wide screen, 6.1 pounds, 100GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 78 Good, Price when reviewed: $1349 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: Sleek 14-inch wide-screen notebook boasts peacock-blue lid but has cramped mouse buttons.

 10. Toshiba Tecra A5-S416
1.6-GHz Pentium M 730 processor, 14.0-inch wide screen, 6.0 pounds, 40GB hard drive, WorldBench 5 score: 74 Good, Price when reviewed: $1049 (10/26/05),
Bottom Line: This plain-looking business portable is rich in features but suffers from uncomfortable touchpad buttons
 

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