what's the smallest laptop in the market currently?

[stingbandel]

anybody knows what's the smallest one in the market right now?


thanks

 

[eriqesque]

Originally posted by: stingbandel
anybody knows what's the smallest one in the market right now?
thanks

Probably this

 

[Frightcrawler]

 

[ceo2b]

That would be great for classes or business meetings. If it was a tablet, that would be even more awesome. Kinda costly, but for the size, maybe it's just right.

 

[manko]

The keyboard on that thing is really unusable.

subnotebook size comparison

Fujitsu LifeBook P5000D

Dell Inspiron 300m

TravelMate C110 Tablet PC

IBM Thinkpad X40

 

[stingbandel]

thanks for the list. I'm gonna think about it since I'm thinking of changing my ibm a31p with a smaller one

thanks

 

[Alt]

The JVC Inerlink 7310 is smaller than all other notebooks other than the Sony u101.Its thinner than that model (u101)and also includes a wide aspect screen.The U101 also has not been manufactured for some time now, everything thats being sold currently is back stock.I think of all the choices listed above I would prefer the Fujitsu.

 

[p0ntif]

I have the U3 and love it. It took some getting used to, but i can type relatively well on it. Sometimes, my fingers hit a few keys at once. The major winning feature of the Sony U models are the placement of the pointing stick and the mouse buttons. I love the specs on the JVC interlink, but couldn't imagine trying to use the pointing stick in the middle of the keyboard on such a small computer. On my U3 (and also on the U101) the pointer and buttons are placed in such a manner that you can hold it like a gameboy. It's very nice, and can pull it out unseen during lectures all the time, and its very easy to carry onto planes or car rides, or pull ouyt during a moive that you decide you don't like anymore.

I had considered upgrading to a faster model like the JVC, but am going to wait until the next sony U model comes out . . .their design is just too good to move away from.

My 2 cents.

 

[p0ntif]

I have the U3 and love it. It took some getting used to, but i can type relatively well on it. Sometimes, my fingers hit a few keys at once. The major winning feature of the Sony U models are the placement of the pointing stick and the mouse buttons. I love the specs on the JVC interlink, but couldn't imagine trying to use the pointing stick in the middle of the keyboard on such a small computer. On my U3 (and also on the U101) the pointer and buttons are placed in such a manner that you can hold it like a gameboy. It's very nice, and can pull it out unseen during lectures all the time, and its very easy to carry onto planes or car rides, or pull ouyt during a moive that you decide you don't like anymore.

I had considered upgrading to a faster model like the JVC, but am going to wait until the next sony U model comes out . . .their design is just too good to move away from.

My 2 cents.