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Laptops For People On The Go!

Here's a list of laptops that offer good battery life and are easier to carry.

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Dushyant Khilnani|Jul 26, 2010, 10:31:05 IST

Today, there are laptops for all application areas, be it for staying connected with friends and exchanging emails, or for editing heavy video and audio files in full throttle. There’s no dearth for power on the go. However, portability is what laptops were always meant for in the first place right?

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Initially, powerful laptops were restricted to being bulky and heavy, which is how the concept of desktop replacement gained popularity. Then, with the advancements and dipping prices if core hardware, laptops became lighter in weight without compromising on performance and battery life. So today, one can actually carry a laptop that weighs less than a couple for kilos and run heavy applications on it without a hiccup. Also, if you don’t need performance, all you need is an affordable basic laptop that feels just like another dairy in your bag. These are the kind of machines we’ll be discussing in this article.

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When on the move, there are two primary needs that a laptop must fulfill, it should be light in weight and offer good battery runtime. Here, we’ve prioritized weight and then the battery runtime. Also, we’ve tried to restrict the list with laptops that weigh 2 kg or lesser and offer over 5 hours or more.

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Entry-level

Dell Vostro V13

  • Weight: 2.1 kg
  • Battery life:
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First Published:Jul 26, 2010, 10:31:05 IST
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