Packard Bell Easy Note M3301

Packard Bell Easy Note SJ51-B-008

MY PURCHASE I bought this Easy Note laptop from PC World a few weeks ago and paid £419. It is therefore pretty much an entry level machine, but I think it has some great features, which if they fit your requirements, make this a great buy. Packard Bell have been making laptops for years - they have been in business since 1991 and are a familiar name, though not one really associated with quality, so I did have some initial concerns when the salesman suggested it. The name dates back to 1926, when they made radios and televisons for America, and was bought in the 1980s and attached to this new PC company. The computers they made in the early nineties were, frankly, ...

Packard Bell Easy Note S8951

And also they feel a little strange to type on. On other hand the hard drive space is fine, with 80GB there is plenty of room put a fair few movies and songs. its got a very crisp Diamond view display, thats great for watching videos and internet browsing. Not much else to this Easy Note to say. its got ok ram size for casual use, and fast 1.73Ghz (only single core though) Intel pentium M processor. The battery time is very good also, can give you a max of about 3/4 hours (going from my personal ...

Packard Bell Easy Note VX

at PC World the prices are very similar to other shops and online retailers. They have quite a range of laptops and after looking at them and their specifications the Packard Bell Easy Note was definately the best choice. Even though it was not the most powerful in terms of speed it was the 'neatest' and best priced one! When you close it it is forms a slim sleek rectangle - unlike many of the others that were bubbly in shape and didn't close to produce a flush edge. It is a Pentium III 600 MHz or thereabouts with 64Mb RAM and lots of software already installed, and CDs also supplied. For those people who have never used a computer, or Windows, when you first ...