The Packard Bell EasyNote range might not be as well known as Dell's Inspiron or HP's Pavilion brands, but it has established itself as a home for mid-level laptops at budget-level prices.

Not the best-looking laptop in the land, but it offers excellent portability

Intel Core i7 15.6-inch power portable

Great battery life and build quality from this excellent netbook

A well-built and fully featured multimedia laptop with Sandy Bridge

Luxury level laptop features at a low, low price? Surprisingly, it's possible

A decent laptop, but one that fails to capably stand out from the crowd

Stunning mobility and unique features combine for an unbeatable bargain netbook

A great laptop which manages to offer a solid mix of power and portability

A slim, sleek and affordable ultra-portable that thinks it's a netbook

A compact laptop, with a solid chassis and a sharp, colourful screen

Packard Bell has really impressed us lately with a number of solid entries in its consumer EasyNote laptop range. The latest addition is the premium EasyNote X-Series, which comes in two flavours - the 14-inch EasyNote NX, and the 15.6-inch EasyNote TX

Not strictly a netbook, but a usable and powerful CULV machine nonetheless

A budget laptop, but a slightly under-specified machine for the price

A 15" laptop from Packard Bell designed for home use

Stunning performance and features from this truly fantastic family laptop

Packard Bell update their netbook line-up with a neat machine sporting some cool features

Impressive mobility, but performance and features are sorely lacking

Style, usability and performance from this great laptop

A stylish and well-specified laptop that offers great value for money

Will Packard Bell's ultraportable leave you with a flutter in your stomach?

Will Packard Bell's smallest netbook offer big performance?

Is bringing multitouch trackpads to netbooks a worthy gesture?

Essentially the dot m/a, but from an alternate reality

An affordable widescreen media centre, but performance fails to impress