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Asus S96J: ... is the baby that i am writing this from. It s bought as a "bare bone" laptop and fitted with whatever suits you most. I have a Intel Core Duo T2600 2.16GHz L2 2MB Cache 667FSB 2GB DDR-2 SDD RAM 80GB SATA Hard Drive 7200RPM ATI Mobility Radeon x1600 256MB + 256MB VM (virtual memory) This laptop is great. It s fast and can pretty much handle anything you through at it. It s screen even though being ...
Read the full review: A nice laptop by john65


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	MSI Megabook S262 Bluetooth Laptop / No CPU - RAM 0 MB - GMA 950 - Gigabit Ethernet Bluetooth - 12.1" Widescreen TFT 1280 x 800 ( WXGA ) - In the processor specification, S262 embarks Intel Yonah Processor dual core processor. The dual core's extreme kinetic energy enables it to run various types...		Compare prices

	Quanta SW1 Laptop / No CPU - RAM 0 MB - DVD±RW - GMA 950 - Gigabit Ethernet Bluetooth - 14.1" Widescreen TFT 1280 x 800 ( WXGA ) - VBI - This product features EU power supply.		Compare prices

	Asus S62FP ASUS S62FP - No CPU - RAM 0 MB - DVD±RW / Laptop / DVD-RAM - GMA 950 - Gigabit Ethernet - 14.1" Widescreen TFT 1280 x 800 ( WXGA ) - VBI - ASUS - Innovative Solutions for a Limitless Tomorrow. ASUS is devoted to providing leading-edge technologies, and best-value solutions of the highest quality to...		Compare prices

	MSI Megabook L710 No CPU - RAM 0 MB - DVD-Writer - Gigabit Ethernet - WLAN : 802.11b / Laptop /g - 17" TFT - The impressive 17-inch widescreen offers exceptional clarity and outstanding durability. The large display provides eye-soothing performance and renders extremely clear picture quality to e...		Compare prices

	ECS G553 Laptop / No CPU - RAM 0 MB - DVD±RW - Extreme Graphics 2 - 15" TFT - The G553 is a value notebook that combines a big screen and fashionable appearance with breakthrough mobility through extended battery life. It includes a TV out capability plus WinDVD for playback of any DVD or VCD and...		Compare prices

	Asus S96J ASUS S96J - No CPU - RAM 0 MB - DVD±RW / Laptop / DVD-RAM - Mobility Radeon X1600 - Gigabit Ethernet - WLAN : 802.11a/b/g, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR - 15.4" Widescreen TFT ( WXGA ) - VBI - ASUS - Innovative Solutions for a Limitless Tomorrow. ASUS is devoted to providing leading-edge technologies, and best... overall rating (1 review)		Compare prices

	ECS i-Buddie A928 No CPU - RAM 0 MB - CD-RW / Laptop / DVD-ROM combo - SiS 315 - ThizLinux - 15" TFT 1400 x 1050 ( SXGA+ ) - Powered by the latest Intel Pentium 4 CPU, the i-Buddie is the first P4 DeskNote computer in the world that offers the perfect computing power and incredible performance to... overall rating (5 reviews)		Compare prices

	Aopen 1556A Laptop / AOpen 1556A - No CPU - RAM 0 MB - Extreme Graphics 2 - 15" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA ) - AOpen notebook provides all power users the option of an affordable luxury notebook PC. From desktop PC components to notebooks, AOpen understands your needs better than anyone, and it has the most experien...		Compare prices

	MSI Megabook M510C No CPU - RAM 0 MB - CD-RW / Laptop / DVD-ROM combo - Mobility Radeon 9600 - WLAN : 802.11b - 15" TFT 1024 x 768 ( XGA ) - MSI, Micro-Star International, keeps the principle of "award-winning product quality and outstanding customer service". "Quality Products Create Faithful Cu...		Compare prices

	Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile U9200 Laptop / Fujitsu Siemens ESPRIMO Mobile U9200 - No CPU - RAM 0 MB - GMA X3100 - Gigabit Ethernet Bluetooth 2.0 - 12.1" Widescreen TFT 1280 x 800 ( WXGA ) - camera - Business people being frequently on the move need the perfect companion on the road! The ESPRIMO Mobile U9200 - an ultra portable note...		Compare prices

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	ECS i-Buddie A928 ... bought the ecs i-buddie a928 a few years back. I at first got it with no hard drive, ram and processor so I could put in what I wanted. So when I went to actually put in a 30 gig drive, 512mb ram and an amd 1800xp, it would not post, just the fan would go and lights on no lcd screen or bios beep. I battled with ecs to fix it they said it was the way I put the processor in, and I know how to put a processor in. I decided to suck it up and pay to fix it, it took over a year for me to get it back, somehow it was lost, and they failed to return my laptop case I sent it in. So it s up in running, after a few months it started to reboot, and shut down when it felt like.... Read the full review: Major design flaw by davehaddad
	ECS i-Buddie A928 ... It performs fine there too. If on the really rare occasion that I need it away from a power source, the external power UPS available as an option makes it fully functional then also. I did not have any misconception about this being a laptop. I have two of those also. I wanted it for what it is. Now I have upgraded it to 1GB of RAM and am looking to put in a larger HDD now that they have 7200RPM laptop hard drives. ECS technical says I cannot do this because of heat issues, but we ll see. I have never had a problem with overheating, but maybe I don t tax it enough to drive the heat up. The fan cuts in when it seems to be thinking hard, and video editing... Read the full review: A great desktop replacement by Drighten
	ECS i-Buddie A928 ... ESC desknote iBuddie A 929 user review I bought this laptop at the beginning of 2002 (august 2004 now) with an 1800 Atlon XP, 256MB Ram (upgraded afterwards with an 512MB Infineon module) a 30gb Fujitsu Hdd and a DVD CDRW combo for about 900 Euros. It came with windows XP Professional edition but for some good reasons I wanted to have windows 2000 installed. The install went fine until I wanted to install the drivers from the original driver CD. It was a no go situation until I had the idea to make a copy of the supplied CD. Afterwards everything went just fine. The reason why I could only install from a self-made copy and not from the ORIGINAL CD is beyond me... Read the full review: ECS by webblogger