Over the years, a whole bunch of notebooks based on the x86 architecture have been reviewed here. From the days of the Pentium II to the current darling, the Pentium-M, notebooks based on this age-old architecture have been tweaked, fine-tuned and given a new lease of life by new chipsets and processors. With the advent of Intel Centrino Mobile Technology, performance/battery life ratio has finally been brought to a new level worthy of notebooks to flaunt their full capabilities. Thus, it's no surprise that these notebooks have been very well received and are the talk of the town ever since their inception.



Link: HardwareZone