The Smallest Heavyweight

There are many laptop companies today who are creating laptops the size of a real notebook, and I know what got into the brains of this people and they are trying to cram huge technology in a very small package. Maybe small is in nowadays because of the technology brought upon by personal digital assistants and perhaps the trend in the computer world as well as business firms are having an ultra-portable notebook that can fit your shirt pocket. Well, I think this is an amazing development on computers, from the huge, heavy and bulky notebooks, now we got the sleekest, flattest, slimmest, and lightest computers to invade our offices. As long as they make sure that small size does not mean small quality, then petite laptops for me are cute, fabulous and at most especially dependable. I might grab one of the smallest PCs soon since I need a wider space for my desk and real high tech device should eat my whole work place. But with the wide array of tiny computers, choosing the best might be as difficult as turning a cave troll in a miniscule size.

To start canvassing I went to computer shops and surf online stores to check for little computers with big features in cheap prices. Amongst the PCs on sale and on display, only one computer snatch my attention, and it's the MP-XP7230 by JVC. First off, this computer is not made for the computer addicts who deserve rehabilitation, because the laptop does not possess complicated features that other laptops have. It is simply created for those business and personal users who travel most of their life and need to have Internet access and create reports even in light railway transits and economy-class planes. I like it because despite the small size of the screen, the color resolution outweighs most of the so-called top of the line PCs today. And with it weighing at least 905 g, even laptop-nappers won't notice that you're holding a laptop.