Samsung is relatively new to the notebook market, though the company is widely known for their vast array of consumer electronics ranging from televisions to cell phones. In 2008, they made a smart mo...

Sony's latest netbook sports an eco-friendly design and parent-friendly software, but we wish it had a larger keyboard.

New year, new notebooks. This month is always a boom for laptop debuts with CES announcements dominating the first couple of weeks and a slew of product releases scattered through the rest.

One of the things I have found endearing about Sony in the past is their refusal to label their netbook-like machines netbooks. Even though both the VAIO P and X have Intel Atom inside, the vendor hop...

Gateway has come a long way since the early days of cow-spotted boxes and computers made in Iowa. The brand is now owned by Acer computers and many of the company's newest notebooks are nearly identical in hardware and design to some Acer models.

Anyone who makes a netbook--or at least anyone who matters--now offers a model with Intel's Atom N450 processor. Code named Pine Trail, this technology promises sleeker designs (the platform's footpri...

In 2009 we reviewed more than 130 notebooks and netbooks, rating each according to design, performance, usability and more. We usually focus on individual systems, but over time we've been able to identify trends based on the vendor.

Dell's revamped netbook features a slicker design and excellent battery life, but its touchpad isn't for everyone.

Sony is the next vendor in the spotlight for our continuing You Grade the Brands series, we're taking a look back at a year's worth of Sony notebook reviews to identify which strengths and weaknesses ...