I Want to Buy a Mini Notebook Laptop!

I've been using a laptop for 3 or 4 years now. Aoptions. I quickly find there are many many types of
pretty standard one, with a 15.4 inch screen, 1280 xnotebook s on the market right now, from the small
800 px resolution, decent hardware, notand compact devices called netbooks to the big,
extraordinary battery, etc. It was an Asus and I wasbulky and expensive gaming laptops. Still, I rapidly
quite pleased with it... except the weight. The bloodynarrowed my searches to 13.3 or 14 inch big mini
laptop, along with the charger, mouse and other tinynotebook laptops. Because these seem to be the
things made my bag weigh around 10 pounds. I hatedonly ones that could fit all the demands above.
that, I hated to the point I transformed my laptop inBut the search was not yet over: I had to find a
to a desktop replacement: as in I didn't move it fromparticular model that could get into my budget and
my desk for months.have as many features as possible. I saw some HP
That's why I eventually bought this year a desktopdevices, some interesting Dells and even the Lenovo
PC, with a big screen and all the needed accessories.Thinkpads. But in the ended I turned my attention to
But I also needed a mobile computer, one that couldtwo 13.3 inch devices, considered by experts and
meet the following requirements:buyers also some of the best mini notebook
- Powerful enough to run all the applications I needed,computers at this hour: the Asus UL30A and the
like Dreamweaver, Photoshop and maybe some olderAcer Aspire 3810T.
games from time to time, like Fifa or Need for SpeedBoth these devices run for around 700-800 bucks,
- Compact and light enough so I could carry it aroundoffer dual core processor, lots of RAM and enough
easilystorage. Both come with Wi-fi and Bluetooth. Both
- Not too small though, so I could use it properly foroffer battery life above 6-7 hours. They also look
a longer period of time (I hate small screens with lowmore or less the same, but although the Acer is
resolutions and tiny keyboards)cheaper on similar specs, the Asus is more appealing
- With a good battery life, somewhere around 5 to 6in terms of looks, at least for me. Also, the name
hoursAsus inspires me more trust than Acer. And last but
- Good connectivity, preferably with 3Gnot least, the Asus comes with an integrated 3G
- Not that expensive, I don't afford to pay 2000module that would really come in handy when
bucks for a laptoptraveling.
With all these in mind, I started surfing the web for