Hi guys
The first shots of Samsung's 19" notebook have just surfaced. The screen is actually detachable since most of these models are designed to be desktop machines which are merely more portable than your average ATX/BTX tower system. The system itself is unknown but features a numeric keypad, like some of today's 17" models.
Dell have been known for a while to be introducing a 19" model but it's likely to be in 2006 and may now feature Centrino 3 which looks really quite impressive (dual core 64-bit processors, improved graphics, motherboard and wi-fi, lower power consumption, reduces screen brightness dynamically according to what's being displayed to save power, intelligently alters the graphics when in 2D mode etc.).
Courtesy of Engadget
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The first shots of Samsung's 19" notebook have just surfaced. The screen is actually detachable since most of these models are designed to be desktop machines which are merely more portable than your average ATX/BTX tower system. The system itself is unknown but features a numeric keypad, like some of today's 17" models.
Dell have been known for a while to be introducing a 19" model but it's likely to be in 2006 and may now feature Centrino 3 which looks really quite impressive (dual core 64-bit processors, improved graphics, motherboard and wi-fi, lower power consumption, reduces screen brightness dynamically according to what's being displayed to save power, intelligently alters the graphics when in 2D mode etc.).
Courtesy of Engadget
Kind Regards