These mid-size laptops are often very affordable and offer more options for hardware and features than smaller laptops, yet are more portable than desktop replacement models.
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Dell XPS 14zDell's XPS 14z offers a balanced approach to thin-and-light, full featured laptops, but has only two USB ports. |
HP Pavilion dv6HP's dv6 is a classy-looking (though slightly bulky) laptop with a good mix of features for its price. |
Lenovo ThinkPad T420The venerable T420's staid countenance belies its outstanding performance, reliability, and features. |
Gateway ID47H02uThough not the fastest or most full-featured laptop, Gateway has hit the nail on the head in terms of desgn and overall appeal. |
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Asus U46SVThis all-purpose laptop is stylish with great stats and numbers, but it's also heavy and you must clean out the software bloat to fully appreciate it. |
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E420Fans of ThinkPad keyboards and input devices should welcome this affordable, not-too-heavy model, but gamers and hard-core number crunchers should look elsewhere. |
Lenovo IdeaPad U400You won't find a more stylish or capable all-purpose laptop, though it needs a Blu-ray option. |
Sony VAIO S Series (VPCSE13FX/S)Sony's VAIO S Series won't win any awards for performance or multimedia playback, but it's a great light laptop for a business professional. |
HP Envy 15 (early 2012)HP could have a very satisfying performance laptop in the Envy 15--if it addresses a couple of critical problems.Full Review | Specs 2 |
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