What is the smallest inch laptop you can get other than a netbook?

Posted: December 13th, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | 1 Comment »

ts for a college student just needing a laptop for internet and papers.
is a 14" sony vaio small?
we want a small one that is still considered a laptop.

what other laptops would you recommend other than Toshiba and HP??
sony vaio VS. dell?
opinions!

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One Comment on “What is the smallest inch laptop you can get other than a netbook?”

  1. 1 Dolphino said at 6:34 pm on December 13th, 2011:

    The products you are looking for are called subnotebooks due to their size.
    They start with screens around 11.6" – 12.1" and go up to about 14.5"

    Sony, Toshiba, Lenovo, HP, DELL, Samsung, ASUS are all good brands.
    The brand should not be your main concern. It’s your budget that decides
    what you can get in the end… What is your budget ($1000 or $2500)?

    Powerful subnotebooks are not as cheap as netbooks. So your budget needs
    to be higher to cover the costs, but you’ll be able to do (much) more …
    Smaller devices are more expensive as small high quality parts are used.

    Some products have an impresssive battery life of 6-8 hours
    the ones mentioned below are comparable to desktop in terms of speed.

    All brands have products for different needs in different price ranges!
    (basic / mainstream, enthusiasts / business, gamer)

    I focused on the less expensive products in my examples… (exept the last one)

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