Apple is offering up to £100 rebate for students by a laptop from its online store

Acer is set to launch two quite different consumer-orientated laptops, in the form of the Aspire 3500 and 9100 series'

IDC has announced details of laptop sales for 2004, with a startling increase in the number of units sold

With its semi-rugged build quality and extended battery life, the adventure may be just about to start for the Soliton Safari

This value-for-money system has a heavyweight chassis that is comfortable to use

Whether you’re new to mobile computing or just in the market for a machine to meet your minimal needs, an entry-level laptop is more than up to the task. What’s more, we believe you’ll be surprised by what’s on offer. We look at four of the best.

A widescreen laptop that is light on itsfeet, but offers power to meet all your needs

As laptops increasingly become the hub of home entertainment, Dell is launching its first multimedia model equipped with a 17-inch widescreen panel.

Sony brings cutting-edge technology to the value-conscious consumer with its latest VAIO K-series laptops.

As the title of this month’s group test reveals, we are testing and comparing laptops aimed at the first-time laptop user.

With the new university and college terms about to start in many parts of the country, we felt that the price point of laptops up to and including £1300 (inc. VAT), would be enticing to those looking for a machine to see them through three years of education.