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<< Everyone has a different limit :-) For myself, I can't see carrying anything larger than 12.1", and that's pushing it when you consider how unwieldy it is on a plane. One advantage I hear from people with Toshiba 300s and Sharp Widenotes is that the "landscape" style display is easier to use in cramped sitting areas. I think when you get into 14.1" and 15" displays, we're regressing back to the day of the luggables. >> That seems a bit odd to me, the weight and overall size of the 770 with a 14" screen is no greater than the thinkpads I have always had in the past, and it is certainly no harder to use on a plane (indeed the far superior battery setup -- 3 hours + so much easier to use two batteries swapping one at a time -- makes it much better on a plane. I recentlyt travelled from Melbourne to LAX with four batteries, and that was a MUCH easier trip (and much less to carry) than when I did it last time and had to take 5 extra batteries along. Battery weight is a significant factor for me (soon we hope planes will have power, at least in 1st class, but that has not happened yet).