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For the Beautiful People?

Sometimes owning a laptop has nothing to do with convenience, portability, or performance but simple, old fashioned vanity. Take the guy who swaggers into a video game tournament with his crocodile skin laptop case, drawing stares from the crowd:

"Hey man, what you got in there?" Asks a fellow tournament competitor. "In here?" says the kid, flipping open his laptop bag to reveal the gleaming red chassis of his Ferrari 4000, before looking up to grin at his curious peer. - "Doom"

The impressive carbon fiber Acer Ferrari could be the Balabushka of notebooks, however it is just one of the best 5 laptops CNET editors deemed the most beautiful. Toshiba will be pleased to learn two of their notebooks made the list, the Qosmio G25 multimedia powerhouse, and the inch thick ultraportable Portege R200.

The Qosmio G25 is a sturdy desktop replacement notebook, and is both a gamer's and graphic designer's delight. The Portege R200 on the other hand is sleek silver featherlight laptop aimed at business users looking to stretch the barriers of mobility to the limit.

Next on CNET'S illustrious list is the Apple PowerBook G4. Apple laptops are the gold standard for people in desperate need of Apple's specialized graphic art, music, desktop publishing capabilities. One of the only weaknesses of the Powerbook was it's mouse, but that's now been rectified thanks to the release of Mighty Mouse

Last on the list, but certainly not least is the hunky VGN-A690 from Sony. This Vaio has a gorgeous 17 inch screen with XBrite coating to limit glare and ambient light reflection. This should lessen eye fatigue, and make movie watching, and game playing a more pleasurable experience.

I'm suprised none of the stylish laptops from Fujitsu made the cut?




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