Ultra-Portable Notebooks

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Expert review by : Juha Saarinen (pcworld.co.nz)

Ultraportable notebooks

They're small and light, yet fully-formed and capable, and last a whole working day: the new generation of ultraportables is here, proving that size doesn't matter

We rounded up four petite but powerful notebooks from Asus, Sony, Toshiba and IBM, which came in varying shapes and processor speeds

Jul, 2003

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Expert review by : Peter Kane (pcworld.co.nz)

New Zealand PC World Magazine > Ultra-Portable Notebooks

Ultra-portables are the thin end of the notebook wedge - they don't have integrated bays for removable media drives and rely on a range of external connections and docking stations to overcome this limitation. The weight-saving design constraint...

BlueTooth is useful for connecting a multitude of small devices, while 802.11b offers full wireless LAN connectivity (sometimes with very surprising results,see The Technical Guy). The wireless capabilities in these notebooks come in two forms -...

Sep, 2001

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