I've been spending the last few weeks doing a lot of research on what's the best retro laptop for DOS gaming. I came to the realization that this beast doesn't exist. Here's my notes on what will make the best machine: - CPU: Pentium MMX/AMD K6: The only CPUs that are not multiplier locked and support the setmul utility to give you granular control on CPU speed to play games from the 80's to the late 90's - Screen: TFT 640x480 for 1:1 DOS pixel scaling - GPU: If you have a 480p LCD, it doesn't matter. But if you get an 800x600 or 1024x768 LCD, then the GPU is critical. Some are able to scale the DOS image to FS (Chips & Tech, ATI) some FS horizontally (S3) and some are just plain horrible (Cirrus Logic, Trident) with huge black bars around the game - Audio: True OPL3 is critical. Stereo speakers a must. Wavetable is nice to have. - Bonus points: Gameport (for Joystick), caddy less HDD (for easier CF/SD upgrades), NiMH batteries (for pack rebuild) - Things to look out for: brittle/cracked plastic, proprietary RAM upgrades, leaked clock batteries, spent backlight/dim image. @RetroTechChris did I miss anything?