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Mainstream performance at budget prices in Dell's Inspiron 13z
Dell offers a slim, attractive 13-inch Intel Core i5 laptop for under $700.
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Dan Ackerman helps you choose between a laptop and a desktop.
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One of the first laptops to use Intel's new 'ultrabook' designation is this slim 13-inch from Lenovo.
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WWDC 2009: Latest MacBook Pros revealed
Apple boasts of faster laptops for less money.
