K. T. Bradford

The Acer Aspire One 722 offers more power and a bigger screen than a netbook for a very affordable price.

Fashionistas will love this svelte netbook for its runway qualities, but short battery life will keep power users away.

Good looks, strong sound, and a sleep mode that uses very little power make this premium netbook a solid choice.

This multimedia laptop has power and style, but it's Blu-ray drive doesn't add much value.

This aggressively priced, stealth fighter-inspired rig will plow through any game you throw at it.

This convertible scores high on portability and endurance, but its touchscreen is frustrating to use.

MSI combines power, good sound quality, and fun LED lights in its GT680R gaming notebook.

Samsung's budget netbook offers long battery life in a sleek design.

Stanza is one of the few eBook apps to support a large number of formats, giving it an advantage over the competition.

This pricey but touch-friendly eReader delivers a large screen, 3G connectivity, and an easy-to-use interface.