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The Samsung Q35 was designed to match your demand for high performance and your desire to make a bold personal statement.With an emphasis on low power consumption to enhance notebook battery life, the ‘Core 2 Duo Range’ demonstrates the shared vision of Samsung and Intel for the future of mobile computing . In this range, the second-generation dual core processors from Intel, deliver enhanced performance and long battery life, which is combined with Samsung’s sleek and ultra-slim notebook design. And the result for you? Breakthrough performance and maximum mobility.
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Samsung Q35 Spec
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo T5600 - 1.83GHz (x2), 667MHz FSB, 2MB L2 Cache
RAM: 1024MB DDR2-533MHz
Hard Drive: 160GB
Screen: 12.1″ with SuperClear Technology
Optical Drive: DVD±RW Super Multi Dual Layer
Graphics: Integrated Graphics
Wireless LAN: 802.11b/g - Call for advice on Wireless Networking
Bluetooth: Bluetooth Enabled
Warranty: 1 Year - Upgradeable to 3 years!!
Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium Edition
6-in-1 Flash Memory Card Reader
Review By Itreviews
The 12.1-inch screen has a glossy finish (which you’ll either love or loathe) and a 1,280 x 800 native resolution. It’s very bright with vivid colours, making watching DVD movies a joy. The Q35 comes with an integrated dual format DVD drive which also happens to burn DVD+R Dual Layer discs, so backing up data to an optical disc is a doddle.
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Review By Samsung
The Intel Core Duo processor is optimised for multi-threaded applications and multitasking. You can simultaneously run multiple demanding applications such as graphics-intensive games or advanced programs - while downloading or running virus-scanning security programs in the background.
Core Duo Technology shows 30 - 76% performance gains in comparsion to single core CPU’s even as the number of tasks increases, Dual Core technology maintains performance.
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Review By Trustedreviews
The Samsung Q35 ticks pretty much all the boxes when it comes to ultra-mobile computing. It’s small, light, stylish and is packed with cutting edge features to keep even heavy duty users happy. The dual core CPU, super-multi DVD writer and well above average battery life combine to make the Q35 a very tempting prospect. But when you throw the attractive price into the equation, it’s impossible not to recommend this notebook.
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Review By Pcpro.co.uk
It weighs in at 1.9kg so it isn’t as light as the Lenovo, but it feels just as sturdy as the X60. The lid in particular is strong, giving ample protection to the bright and glossy 12.1in widescreen TFT. The equally well-built base houses a comfortable keyboard with a sensible layout and all the necessary function keys, such as one to switch off the screen’s backlight if you need to conserve the battery.
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Review By Itpro.co.uk
The silver keyboard is also a joy to use, being firm and precise. It would be perfect if it weren’t for the transposing of the Fn and Ctrl keys - everything else is where you’d expect it to be. The Fn key offers a decent array of shortcuts for muting audio, enabling Wi-Fi, checking battery level and disabling the touchpad. The touchpad and buttons are among the best examples here, being more comfortable than most. Generally, the chassis is sturdily built although the screen isn’t as well protected from knocks as the Lenovo’s.
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Posted on May 15th, 2007 Written by: PCMAN
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