1. Top 5 Budget Notebooks - Under $1,000
1.1. Acer Aspire Timeline
1.1.1. Price: $735
1.1.2. Slim and attractive design
1.1.3. Great battery life
1.1.4. Bad mouse button though
1.2. Asus K40IJ
1.2.1. Price: $898
1.2.2. Great entertainment experience
1.2.3. Overall a nice notebook for it's price, although a little more expensive than a Netbook
1.3. Compaq Presario CQ41
1.3.1. Price: $735
1.3.2. Nice graphics and easy price
1.3.3. HDMI output as well
1.3.4. No ExpressCard slot
1.3.5. No dedicated multimedia buttons
1.4. Lenovo G450
1.4.1. Price: $735
1.4.2. Core Duo processor
1.4.3. Webcam capabilities are amazing
1.5. Toshiba Satellite L510
1.5.1. Price: $691
1.5.2. Pretty nice notebook for its asking price
2. UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
2.1. Replaces BIOS
2.2. Enables your PC to boot in just a couple of seconds!
2.3. These new chips will appear as soon as 2011
2.4. Better and stronger support for modern software and drivers
3. Top 5 Notebooks
3.1. Apple Mac Book Pro
3.1.1. Price: $2,044
3.1.2. Very fast Intel processor - makes it the best choice
3.1.3. Very expensive though with no HDMI, Blu-ray
3.2. Toshiba Portege
3.2.1. Price: $799
3.2.2. Slim and upscale design
3.2.3. Excellent keyboard and touch pad
3.2.4. Has Intel wireless display
3.2.5. Not a very good battery life, just average
3.3. HP Envy 17
3.3.1. Price: $1,299
3.3.2. Very slim and attractive design
3.3.3. Full HD display
3.3.4. The clickpad is very great though and the batter life is not great
3.4. Apple Mac Book Air
3.4.1. Price: $969
3.4.2. Nice slim design
3.4.3. Great keyboard/trackpad combo
3.4.4. 16:9 display
3.4.5. Older processor
3.4.6. Doesn't have a backlit keyboard
3.5. Sony VAIO
3.5.1. Price: $3,399
3.5.2. Huge hard drive
3.5.3. Very high-end design
3.5.4. Extremely expensive and a horrible battery life
4. Intel's Sandy Bridge CPU
4.1. Integrates a graphics processing unit inside the CPU
4.2. Provides an enhanced security feature
4.2.1. Anti-Theft 3.0
4.2.1.1. Remotely disables systems when they are lost or stolen