Our $749 C100 test unit delivered an average combination of components but solid performance for the price. The battery life was excellent, though the C100 isn't the most portable laptop around. That said, if we had $800 to spend on a laptop, we'd opt for a comparably configured HP Pavilion dv4000, which offers superior multimedia capabilities and a 15.4-inch wide-screen display; you'd get even more bang for your buck with the Intel Core Solo-based Dell Inspiron E1505, which lists for $949 but can be found for $749. Head on to CNEt to learn more about this notebook from Lenovo..



Link: CNET