Rock Pegasus 330 Notebook Reviews

Expert review by : Tarinder Sandhu (hexus.net)

rock Pegasus 330 thin-and-light laptop

rock Pegasus 330 thin-and-light laptopIntel launched its Napa platform at the start of this year. Encompassing a mobile dual-core CPU, i945 chipset and 3945ABG WiFi card, Napa proved popular with notebook manufacturers who wanted to launch...

Final thoughtsrock's premise in designing the Pegasus 330 was to release a thin-and-light laptop that had all the important areas covered. Our sample, priced at £888 inc. VAT, was outfitted with a Yonah T2300 CPU, 512MBytes of DDR2 RAM, an 80GB hard...

Jun, 2006

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Expert review by : Andrew 'Spode' Miller (trustedreviews.com)

Rock Pegasus 330 Notebook

With its compact size and reasonable battery life, Rock's latest offering is perfect for the budget commuter.

On this notebook, it was certainly one of the better ones I’ve used and definitely rivalling the Sony. Occasionally the pointer would dart around the screen or it just didn’t seem to move at all but I think even the best trackpads suffer from this...

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by : Ben Camm-Jones (techadvisor.co.uk)

Rock Pegasus 330

Laptop vendors tend to stretch the truth a bit (well, quite a lot) when it comes to battery life measurements. Imagine our surprise, then, when we discovered that the battery of the Pegasus 330 actually lasted longer than the three-and-a-half hours...

It's small enough to be called ultraportable, but powerful enough to be considered an all-rounder. As long as you don't want to play games it'll do anything you want. We like the price.

Aug, 2006

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