ultraportable

ASUS has gone and made its super svelte Eee PC X101 official with a dedicated product page live on its site.

We know you -- you're that guy (or gal!) who simply can't resist dipping your toes into whatever's next, and in the case of AMD's Fusion, you almost certainly went out and grabbed up an HP Pavil

Alienware's M11x was never outrageously priced -- at least not in comparison to Dell's Adamo XPS -- but there's just

It's been awhile since we've heard any news from the Adamo camp, but for those looking to blow a bit of that Santa cash on something thin and light, the timing here couldn't possibly be better.

Still slinging a laptop with USB 2.0?

Fret not, as that's all the bandwidth you need to handle LaCie's Slim Blu-ray burner.

We know you've got questions, and if you're brave enough to ask the world for answers, here's the outlet to do so.

This week's Ask Engadget question is coming to us from Dan Murphy [great name!], who needs to know which ultraportable on the market today is best equipped to roll both ways...

The Vaio X, aside from being thin and light, is notoriously difficult to mod -- simply put, there's not much room in there to play around!

Besides, when you've spent well over a grand for a machine, you're not necessarily going to be gung-ho about digging in with your soldering gun.

Motorola's DROID is just a few days away from dropping on Verizon, but why pay $299 (minus $100 rebate) for that when you could instead pay $299 (possibly also minus $100) for a fully-featured definitely non-netbook