Compared to other screens I have seen in this size the Z blows the competition out of the water.

The 14'' screen is really amazing and not as small as i imagined.

Operations is quiet, the high-resolution LED-backed screen is superb - but you need to have good eyes, I can imagine others will have a hard time with the super-fine resolution.

However, it doesn't hold up all too well as a gaming card, as evidenced by a relatively weak score of 23.4 frames per second in Stalker: Call of Pripyat at medium detail and a sub-native 720p resolution – though TrackMania Nations Forever hummed along happily at 83fps on the same settings.

Our $1,999 unit came fully equipped with Intel’s latest 2.4-GHz Core 2 Duo P8600 processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, and a 250GB hard drive.

The price was not good because for the price almost 800 dollars you would think it would the most updated intel core processor.

It's just to much chip to allow for cooling, so the dual core i7 is mainstream, but if you look close, this one has a much faster i7 than many.

It starts the show off with a healthy dual-core Core i5, which runs at 2.3GHz but can manage up to 2.9HGz thanks to Intel's Turbo Boost, and with support for up to four virtual cores (or threads).

This review is for the VPCZ line, and the version I have has the Core i7 M640, and 8 GB RAM.

Dedicated graphics are also on hand in the form of an AMD Radeon HD 6470M with 512MB of RAM.