New products from Fujitsu, Toshiba, and HP: The week in laptops

You know how some weeks you're churning along--going to meetings, putting out fires, and somehow tending your regular workload as well--and suddenly you look up and it's Friday afternoon? Yeah, that was this week at CNET Laptop HQ. So this digest will be in the form of a list, with witty commentary to return in seven days.

Products announced this week:

• HP's first 13-inch laptop, the Pavilion dv3500t;
• the Fujitsu LifeBook A1110, which features a groovy swappable lid design;
• the very non-Satellite-y Toshiba Satellite E105;
• also from Toshiba, a Netbook available only in Japan (for now);
• LG's Netbook, the X110 Momo, which at the moment has no availability date;
• two new Special Edition Pavilions from HP; and
• six new mobile Mac accessories from Targus.

In CNET Reviews this week:

• the HP Pavilion HDX18, an "impressive semiportable home theater";
• Lenovo's entry into the Netbook space, the IdeaPad S10;
• a configuration of the Dell Inspiron 1525 that's available in retail stores;
• the business-oriented, 13-inch Toshiba Satellite U400-S1001X;
• the ThinkPad SL400, which offers a low price without skimping on beloved ThinkPad features; and
• Mobile Edge's ScanFast Backpack, to help you speed through airport security checkpoints.

Also worth reading:

• we look at two other "checkpoint-friendly" bags;
• why two nearly identical laptops can have a one-hour difference in battery life;
• unboxing the oh-so-shiny Voodoo Envy 133;
• testing which low-power platform is the best; and
• wondering whether you should sell your MacBook Air now.

And finally, behold the blasphemy of Mac OS X running on a Dell Mini 9.

Have a great weekend!