The Dell Latitude X200 has much better bones. It starts with a 2.9-pound, 11- by 9-inch system containing a 12.1-inch XGA display, a keyboard 97 percent of the standard size (with 18.5-mm dot pitch) and integrated wireless. To that you can add a 2.5-pound expansion base that holds an optical drive and a floppy disk drive. The good: Excellent keyboard; useful media slice; three-year onsite warranty. The bad: Somewhat pricey; so-so stamina with standard battery. The bottom line: For business travelers, Dell's Latitude X200 offers good features and performance, as well as the option of a versatile media slice. The X200 is a wonder of engineering, with all the necessary performance packed into a tiny chassis. Add to this the well-featured docking station, and the only thing this ultra portable lacks is wireless connectivity

light & functional

Score: 90 Posted 01-Jan-1900 by anonymous at Cnet

Pros: light, functional, decent battery life, can run visual studio, suse linux works like a charm (with the custom acpi patch). great for non cpu-intensive stuff

Cons: can't change the CPU :), minipci might be expensive if is not already integrated, check all the screws on the bottom are tighten up, otherwise the keyboard bangs against the screen

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Great portable business laptop

Score: 70 Posted 01-Jan-1900 by anonymous at Cnet

Pros: Reasonable price; fast performance; clear screen; well-designed keyboard; very portable

Cons: Battery life could be better; mouse needs improvement

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Perfect for my all my purposes

Score: 100 Posted 01-Jan-1900 by anonymous at Cnet

Pros: 1. Light. 2. Highly functional. 3. Elegant. 4. Pretty powerful.

Cons: Short battery life between recharges.

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