Toshiba Satellite L755-S5242 : 2.0GHz Pentium 15.6in

If you' re a student, home business owner or part of a family seeking an all-purpose PC with plenty of room and power, you can' t go wrong with Toshiba's Satellite L750 series laptop, boasting famous Toshiba quality, style and value.Don' t compromise when it comes to watching movies, juggling tasks or building complex spreadsheets. The Satellite L750 comes with a broad and truly brilliant 15.6' diagonal TruBrite HD display that brings out color and clarity you won' t believe. And its 16:9 aspect ratio is ideal for widescreen entertainment.The L750 laptops are ready to help you rise and meet the day. They come with AMD A6-series and Intel multi-core processors that scale up to deliver power, then scale back to conserve battery life. They also offer ATI Mobility Radeon HD graphics, tons of memory and storage, plus a full-size keyboard and 10-key pad to make typing and balancing budgets go a whole lot smoother.Style is important, in life and in a laptop. That' s why when you buy Toshiba you don' t have to choose between good looks and great value.

Apple Computer Apple MacBook Air 13" 1.7GHz Core i5/4GB(2x2)/256GB

A truly mobile device needs to be light, thin and strong enough to take with you wherevere you go. It also needs to perform quickly, spring to life instantly and have enough battery power to keep up with you. It should have no spinning hard drive, no optical drive and no unnecessary parts... the exact description of the new MacBook Air.When MacBook Air first debuted, it was groundbreaking in many ways. Chief among them was the precision unibody enclosure. Now that same engineering process comes to the MacBook Air's display. Just like the main enclosure, the display housing is crafted from a single piece of aluminum, with all the structural elements machined directly into it. Total unibody construction means a less complex design with fewer parts. That makes MacBook Air exceptionally thin and light, yet still durable enough to handle the rigors of everyday use.MacBook Air is designed completely around flash storage, but in a totally different way. Typically, flash storage is housed in a package that' s the same size as a conventional hard drive. Yet the flash chips themselves occupy a very small portion of that housing. Getting rid of the hard drive enclosure and using only the parts that matter the actual flash chips frees up about 90 percent more space. And just like that, there' s room for other important things, like a bigger battery. Now you have a notebook that weighs practically nothing and runs for hours on a single charge. That' s mobility mastered.