It's tiny, it's light, it's got lots of storage, and a bigger screen and more tricks than the current EeePC - it looks like HP has nailed the mini-notebook.

It’s a tad heavier than the EeePC, but the kicker is the options, and there’s lots of them.

William Maher wonders if expensive notebooks are really that much better than the $499 EeePC.

Another ultraportable makes us salivate, this time with built-in DVD, 11.1inch backlit screen, all for under $3,000.

New models avoid the el cheapo tag, and it's probably a good thing if you're planning on running Vista.

Rumours suggest Dell entry will be ultra-slim competitor to EeePC or even MacBook Air.

Zara Baxter explains the thinking behind Intel's new mini-devices, and notices a distinct absence of the term "UMPC" in Intel's ultraportable demos.

In an exclusive interview, Stallman discusses his views on free versus proprietary and open source software, social networking sites and privacy issues.

We've had a quick play and can report that it's safe to go with Windows XP on the mini notebook. Read on for more specs.

David Fearon pulls apart the tiny notebook, and asks why Intel and Microsoft can't match the excitement.

Another pretender to the Eee PC’s low-cost throne emerges, but this time with a few twists. If you're after a cheap laptop, keep an eye out for this.

Intel says it's for schools, but if the EeePC was any indication, geeks will be all over this thing like a rash. Oh, and it's waterproof.

The Asus mini desktop looks like taking shape on June 3. It's looks vaguely like a Wii, but runs Linux.

The hot items rumoured for this week's show, including nVidia's 9800 GX2 and a new ASUS EeePC.

You want power and portability, but you're not keen to shell out big bucks for bleeding edge technology. Say hello to a middle-of-the-road laptop.

Mandriva Mini optimised for key netbook platforms such as Intel's Atom.

There's no annoyingly quirky keyboard. Finger's crossed, but Toshiba's pint-sized mini NB100 notebook looks like it will be a class act when it arrives.

We raved about the MSI Wind, now Lenovo comes along and spoils our shopping plans with a 1Kg mini-notebook for the same price. Take a look at the specs.

The laptop-world's mighty mini gets an overhaul - including 12GB solid state drive, 1GB RAM and bigger screen.

Zara Baxter explains why installing Windows XP on the EeePC is a very, very bad idea.