Samsung Q1 Pentium M 1 GHz – 7

Manufacturer:	Samsung
Model:	Samsung Q1
Screen Size:	7 inches
Weight:	1.7 lbs
Processor Options:	Intel Celeron M
Description:	The Samsung Q1 is a Ultra Mobile PC device featuring an Intel Celeron processor, 512MB of RAM, 40GB hard drive, and a 7-inch widescreen. The Q1 runs Windows Tablet PC OS.

Lenovo ThinkPad X60 Review

Lenovo ThinkPad X60 ultraportable notebook (view large image)

This notebook model is the , Lenovo ThinkPad X60 model 170686U. This is the non-”s” model of the X60s and is therefore the evolution of the ultraportable X-series (in this case descended from the X32). This model has a fully volted Intel T2400 processor, versus the lower voltage L2400 in the ThinkPad X60s. Read the rest of this entry »

Considering all the features you get for the price, which is affordable at around $1,500, it is hard to pass up on the Asus R1F if you’re looking for a notebook with the added Tablet PC functionality. It features good performance with its Core 2 Duo processor and ample storage with up to a 120GB hard drive. It’s not too heavy or too big to take on trips or hold while standing for awhile. If you use the Splendid Video Technology movies look great, despite some graininess due to the Wacom screen layer. The plastic housing is a little cheap feeling, but the R1F is still durable. The plastic housing helps keep the cost and weight down as well. I enjoyed the R1F in both notebook and Tablet mode, nothing beats writing on the screen especially when you are in a hurry. The screen can double as one big post-it-note and the R1F definitely helped keep me organized.

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Overview & Introduction

We’ll be taking a look at apple mac Pro to be specific the most as of June 5th, 2007. The MacBook Pro line is aimed at the professional market, including those who do heavy amounts of video and photo editing. The MacBook Pro is best described as a mid-size desktop replacement, or performance laptop.

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The Dell Inspiron 1520 under review here is the latest 15.4” in an ever-growing succession of what can be categorized as “consumer mainstream” notebooks offered by Dell’s Home & Home Office division. Since the release of the 1520, Dell has also made available a very similar machine, the Vostro 1500, which can be purchased from the Small Business site. Unlike the Inspiron 1520, which can be configured with any one of eight different colors, the Vostro 1500 is solid black. The Vostro also provides a Windows XP option, which is unavailable in the Inspiron 1520.It should also be noted, for the benefit of anyone who is somewhat new to this website, that there is plenty of additional information on the 1520, including an excellent full-featured review by someone who actually purchased the 1520, as well as a side-by-side comparison of the 1520 and the HP dv6500t; this comparison includes a video that is definitely worth watching for anyone considering the Inspiron 1520, the HP dv6500t or any other 15.4” consumer notebook.

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