Showing posts with label Notebooks and Laptops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Notebooks and Laptops. Show all posts

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Laptop without keyboard.

Patience dear is a virtue not only for eagles but for us too.
If you want to view the revolutionary laptop without keyboard, you first watch the futuristic design of the laptop that is also known as 'Rolltop'.

The next video clip below is all about Apple's laptop without a keyword. Watch the video to know how you can operate a laptop without a keyboard.


Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Samsung Notebook N310 has everything and a little more.


I admit I wavered for a few days over the issue of buying a new computer. After listening to opinions of friends, reading reviews of computers in the internet and offline magazines, I suddenly entertained a dilemma.

All the new insight that I have gained suggested that I should buy a laptop but I assumed that I won’t be comfortable handling a laptop.

I spent a sleepless afternoon. When I finally got up for my evening math class, I made up mind. I will buy the latest Samsung Notebook N310 of which the market buzz is too loud to ignore.

A few features of this cute notebook computer favored my decision though the price is on the higher side. Even a third party review (cnet.co.uk) too felt the same but being an ardent fan of Samsung products, I overlooked the price factor.

For me, the biggest concern has been the portability of the laptop. My body will stage a strong protest if I burden it with anything above 2KG. Fortunately, Samsung Notebook N310 weighs just 1.23Kg.

I am assured of a battery life of up to 10 hours though I will be happy if I get only half of that.

I don’t have big ears for music; so the SRS sound with 2.1 channel speakers won’t matter much to me but my son is excited about it. (I should pretend I am very busy with this laptop)

In the review of Samsung Notebook N310, I read that the gadget’s outer surface is made of rubberized plastic that makes it easy to slide it in its case. In my opinion, this is a thoughtful feature of its design.

Oh, yes, the laptop comes with 3 USB ports and an Ethernet card that are the basic requirements these days. But the VGA port for hooking the N310 up to an external display or projector is certainly a bonus for teachers like me.

Now, before I buy, I am seriously looking for feedback from those who are already using the Samsung Notebook N310.

Please, leave your feedback by commenting on this blog post. I thank you in advance.



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