On test: Dell Latitude E6400
Dell's Latitude E6400 is an unashamedly business-oriented notebook which owes more to the old ThinkPad design than Dell would likely care to admit. If the dearly departed Johnny Cash were still with us it is more than likely this is the kind of computer he would be using to wallop anyone unfortunate enough to have called him Sue within earshot.
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"Dell Latitude E6400 14in business laptop"
Published on: 10/2008
"Advent 4213 HSDPA 3G-enabled netbook"
Published on: 10/2008
On test: Advent 4213
With the netbook market being so young there really isn't all that much in it to differentiate competing systems in terms of specification and features. The Advent 4213 however, has a trick up its sleeve that could just about give it the edge over rivals; an integrated 3G modem.
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"Asus Eee PC 1000 10in Linux netbook"
Published on: 10/2008
On test: Asus Eee PC 1000
Considering the small screen and cramped keyboard of the original Eee PC, the system's massive success came as something of a shock to the technology world. The follow-up, the Eee PC 901 addressed one of the general public's main concerns, namely the small screen and bumped this up to 8.9-inches, however, the cramped keyboard remained and, in what can be seen as either a slick marketing ploy on the part of Asus, or an example of the company's genuine concern for criticisms on the part of its customers, yet another model was released, this time adding another inch to the screen and more importantly, widening the keyboard to allow people to put away the Bic pen lids they had been using as finger extenders and get some work done.
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"Apricot Picobook Pro netbook"
Published on: 10/2008
On test: Apricot Computers Picobook Pro
Apricot's first attempt at cracking the increasingly lucrative netbook market could bee one of the thickest options out there but with the company's choice to go with a VIA processor rather than one of Intel's offerings means that without the extra space the system could run too hot.
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"Apple MacBook Late 2008"
Published on: 10/2008
On test: Apple Macbook 2.4GHz (10/2008)
Apple's recent unveiling of all new aluminium MacBooks came as a shock to industry insiders who had been predicting the company to announce a more affordable version of the popular system. Will Apple's decision to move even more upmarket come at the expense of sales?
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