Compaq Presario 1675 (108882-003) PC Notebook

Pros: Quick Restore & Back Web give unmatched user convenience
Cons: Short battery life

I tried several notebooks from various manufacturers and selected the Compaq Presario 1675 notebook computer back in May, 1999 shortly after they were released to the public. It features a 14.1 active matrix screen, built in DVD and floppy drive, 56K...

Pros: Software package, space, USB port, durability
Cons: DVD needs a little work on it

Overall I have had a very good and easy time using my notebook. It is very durable being that everyday it is with me on another flight going to some other city. The DVD does run a bit slow sometimes and locks the computer up, but i did not buy it for...

Pros: 14" TFT screen, decent sound, 8 MB M-1 3D AGP graphics, excellent Tech support.
Cons: Heavy, short battery life, relatively slow processor, small Hard Drive, runs VERY hot.

UPDATE (3/31/2002):

I upgraded the system with a K6-III+ 450 MHz (overclocked to 500 MHz with the Central Tweaking unit), for a 185 % speed increase!!! Anything to breathe new life into this system and to avoid the $2000 for a new one!
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Pros: Reliable, Good Audio, runs Windows 200 perfectly. good internet shortcut keys.
Cons: 1 usb port, only microphone and headphone audio jacks, short batt. life

i'v ehad the laptop for about 12 months and I've been throughly satisfied with it. The only upgrade I mad was withe the hard drive. The multiple applications ran ok. This syatem handled, Quake 2 and C&C Red Alert-Yuri's Revenge really well.
I was able to run both Quake 3 and C&C Renegade, but video was poor and was reeeealllllllyyyyyy sllloooowwwwwwww. DVD playback was kind of slugish, but I fixed that when I added a USB 2.0 card and a external DVD-RW drive. The 380 Mhz processor if fine but i reccomend upgrading to atleast 450 Mhz. The speaker's were by far the best laptop speakers I've heard besides me Toshiba Sattelite 2455's Harmon-Kardons