notebook pc image by Albo from Fotolia.com Small and light laptops provide extreme portability.With the increasing pace of lifestyle, small notebooks have become more prevalent among business people and various other consumers. The competition to produce the smallest and lightest notebook with longest battery life is always on for vendors. Reputable hardware vendors such as Dell and Sony have launched their own smallest and lightest laptops.mBookKorean Maker UMID has launched its 315-g full-featured notebook, which is small enough to fit in your pocket. This product, which its manufacturer claims is the world's smallest laptop as of 2010, comes equipped with an Intel Atom 1.1 or 1.3 GHz processor and 4.8-inch touch screen. This laptop costs about $500 as of 2010.Latitude X1The lightest and smallest notebook Dell has delivered as of 2010, Latitude X1 comes with mobile processor and a wide-screen display ideal for viewing multiple windows. Dell specifically designed this notebook for traveling without compromising the complete scope of the manufacturer's usual quality and reliability. The LCD back has extra strength to stand the pressure of an overpacked bag. This product aims for the lightest travel weight with a small power adapter. Intel's Pentium M Ultra-Low Voltage processor 733 powers this laptop.SONY VAIO VGN-P588E Lifestyle notebookWith an 8-inch wide-screen display, Intel 1.33 GHz processor and 2 GB of RAM, this product only weighs 1.4 lbs. Powered with quick-boot option for fast access to the Web and emails, the laptop features Windows Vista Home Premium. The keyboard on the VAIO Lifestyle laptop provides you user-friendly touch and feel. Other features include built-in webcam, GPS and Mobile Broadband. References Reghardware: World's 'smallest, lightest' laptop launches Physorg: Dell Delivers Its Smallest and Lightest Notebook Sony: VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC Who Can HelpSponsoredAsk Tech Support Online NowFind Computer, Electrical and Telephone Services Here. Compare Up to 4 Quotes, Free Service & No Obligation.Photo Credit
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