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I have an X41 Thinkpad Tablet and love it! :-D

I the MSI S270, a predecessor of this machine: http://www.msicomputer.com/NB/product_spec.asp?model=S262

Maybe not as advanced but it makes people look and the price is right!

I have a Sony VAIO TX and it is great. One of the best things about it is that it has an integrated DVD player (I think it's a recorder too, actually). Many of the ultra-portables keep their weight to a minimum by requiring an external DVD player, which can be a real hassle. The two worst things about the TX? One is that stupid little antenna that to my knowledge only works when used with the Cingular wireless service. And the other is PRICE.

Love my MacBook. I'm not so sure that it qualifies as super small. It can get really heavy when I have to lug it around the city. Also, sad to report that the battery doesn't charge anymore and now I have to send my Mac in to Apple to get fixed.

My 12" powerbooks are pretty small: the screens are awesome and they are quite light weight. My !7" PB is basically a desktop with a cool form factor.

I have had a fujitsu for a few years (it's similar to the model you mention)...I love it, although i'd love to integrate it into a more ergonomic setup for home use. It's so handy to carry around, and it fits in bags that aren't typical "laptop" bags so no one realizes you're carrying a computer around. (i have the illusion i'm less of a mugger target than someone carrying a regular laptop)

The mobility problem, solution B.
http://os.newsforge.com/os/06/02/22/2221258.shtml

The brand new Asus 7" Linux machine for $400 is amazing - more configurations due early next year. I LOVE mine for travel - and there are lots of on-line hacks posted so you can add powerful software.