6 thin and lightest laptops today

Products like the Apple MacBook Air or the HP Voodoo Envy 133 are not necessarily the lowest weight or thin notebooks in the world. But when combining both criteria, they are considered the most neat mobile computing devices.

The fact that too many dreamers own MacBook Air has prompted computer manufacturers to release lighter products and try to add features that the Apple system lacks. For example, the latest Toshiba Portégé R500-S5007V laptop supports screen with LED backlight and indoor / outdoor mode adjustment and the largest capacity solid-state storage drive on the market.

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Users can buy lighter equipment from Toshiba or Sony, but they can hardly achieve the charming beauty like Apple MacBook Air , weighing 1.36 kg, 13.3 inch wide screen and costing 1,800 USD. Photo: Tech2 .

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Toshiba Portégé R500-S5007V 12.1 inch weighs only 1 kg thanks to its 128 GB SSD. Price: 3,000 USD. Photo: Forbes .

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If an entrepreneur needs a fully functional laptop to be compact for ease of travel, Lenovo Thinkpad X300 will be the first choice. This 1.3 kg device has a 64 GB hard drive, DVD burner and Intel's latest dual-core processor. Price: USD 2,664.

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The HP Voodoo Envy 133 weighs 1.54 kg but is only 1.78 cm thin. The product is priced at $ 2,099, more expensive than the MacBook Air but equipped with more parts, not to mention the carbon fiber case and the sensor that adjusts the screen brightness. Photo: Gizmodo .

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Dell XPS M1330 is the most "heavy" competitor because it weighs 1.8 kg but has the lowest price: 999 USD. It supports optical drive (not included in MacBook Air) and 2.4 cm thin. Photo: Digiworld .

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Sony VGN-TZ is only 1.2 kg, in which the consumer-oriented TZ200 version costs $ 1,700 while the high-end TZ line up to $ 3,500. Photo: Forbes .