So back to the LifeBook. Other specs include a 17in 1440x900 display, 2G of DDR2 RAM, wireless (a/b/g), Gigabit Ethernet, stereo speakers with a subwoofer (purists may argue that you can't put a subwoofer in a notebook, but we'll give them the benefit of the doubt), TV tuner and support for PC Card (type II) and ExpressCard (/34 and /54) as well as SD, Memory Stick Pro and xD memory cards. And yes, Vista is included - the Home Premium Edition.

In case you were wondering about that 400G statistic, it's actually a pair of 200G drives.
 
The downside is that the N6420 weighs 4.7kg (you may struggle to keep within cabin baggage limits if you put anything else inside the same bag) and the claimed battery life is just 1.6 hours, so you probably won't be able to watch an entire movie unless you carry a spare or have access to external power.

But if you've got a lazy $4999 and strong biceps, it's an impressive unit. {moscomment}