Entry-level laptops don’t usually come with as much features as this Sony VAIO NW. Powered by a 2.1GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and an ATI 512MB VRAM graphics processor, you can maximize the HD viewing pleasure with the provided Blu-ray Disc drive. Aside from treating your visual senses, the chassis also provides a beautiful sensation to the touch with the fabric-like texture of the exterior. The 15.5″ widescreen display also maximizes the natural aspect ratio of HD video so your videos will be shown the way they’re supposed to be. $880.

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Netbooks are all fun and handy until you run out of batteries before you have even begun your work. Not with the Toshiba NB205 though, you’ll have a whopping 8.5 hour battery life! That’s an eternity considering the many features that this cute little package has. Based on the Intel Atom (1.66GHz) processor, this mini netbook has 1GB of RAM (expandable to 2GB), a 160GB hard drive, and a 10.1″ monitor. The keyboard and trackpad are also enlarged to accommodate even the manliest of fingers. Even more attractive than the great battery life is the design of the chassis, with a silver finish and a variety of lid colors if you prefer the non-black and boring netbooks. $400.

We think that tablet PC’s are possibly one of the coolest inventions of the last 10 years, and with the prices on them dropping so rapidly, this is the perfect time to grab one. This one, the Archos 9, features an 80GB hard drive, webcam, Bluetooth, optical trackpoint, Wi-Fi, built-in speakers, and optional 3G wireless. $625.

Ultra portable netbooks are popping up left and right, but are they really THAT handy-dandy? Archos9PC Tablet sure is. Archos did the unthinkable, mashing up a netbook and a tablet PC, keeping their new offering really easy to lug around. Sure you’ll miss the keypad, but who are you to complain when there’s a resistive touchscreen, the basic Intel Atom Processor, 1 GB of RAM, webcam, Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. No word yet on the date of release.

First you’ve seen the new iPhone, now say howdy to the new Apple MacBook Pro family. With the new line of MacBook Pros, you now get both the 13 inch and 15 inch models. Of course these babies also get all the features in Pros that weren’t available to those models before such as backlit keyboard, longer battery life and an integrated SD slot. The 15-inch has much more edge than it’s smaller counterpart, though. You can upgrade them up to 3.06GHz Core 2 Duo processors, up to 8GB of RAM and up to 500GB of storage. Sweet. $1,200+.

Budget-conscious users or those who just refuse to belong to the people who make Bill Gates rich should consider this latest package from Dell. Their new Inspiron 15n notebook is fully customizable; from the lid color to the innards. The neat thing however is the Ubuntu Linux OS that’s pre-loaded in the machine. No Windows OS means no high cost. Base price is set at $299 but a little more coercion from your wallet will give you a Pentium Dual Core T4200 2 GHz processor. A 15.6″ glossy LCD display, 160 GB SATA HDD, Ethernet, wireless 802.11 g card, and an 8x combo drive comes with the package too. Expect them to be shipped mid-June. $334.

The SATA HDD Multimedia Player Adapter will allow you to connect any 2.5 or 3.5″ SATA hard disk to your computer through the use of a USB cable. This is a great tool for transferring and backups, and functions as a multimedia player as well, even featuring an HMDI port for full 1080i support. $69.