This is one SHARP looking Laptop!

"I ordered my M4000 WideNote after reading quite a few reviews and studying the specs, but I had never seen one up close. What attracted me, even in theory, was the combination of size, utility, and capability that the M4000 offered. The WideNote's size, for one, is a little bit unusual—larger than most "ultraportables" like Sony's shrinky-dink T-series but smaller than your traditional laptop with a 14" screen. The M4000's 13.3" wide-aspect display matches up perfectly with the width of a full-sized keyboard. Many ultraportables have a keyboard that's 90% of full size or less, but the M4000's wide-body design doesn't require that compromise. Quite a few ultraportables come with 12" screens that feature 1024x768 resolution, as well, but not the M4000. Sharp has packed a 1280x800 grid into its wider LCD panel.

So the WideNote is big where it needs to be, but retains its claim to the ultraportable label by being small everywhere else. The system's shape mirrors the aspect ratio of the display, so that the chassis is much wider than it is deep, with dimensions of 12.3" by 9". The base of the chassis is tapered slightly—1.4" thick at its rear but only 1.1" thick at the front. When resting on a flat surface, the keyboard inclines slightly downward toward the user. All told, the system is literally smaller than your average three-ring binder, and at 3.7 pounds, it's not much heavier, either."

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