Laptop market is an overcrowded field with literally hundreds of offerings available to consumers. Some laptops are very basic models with Celeron processors. Featured here are three models from the “plain Jane” to the middle of the road, to the fully loaded.
Dell Inspiron 1200
It is possible to purchase a notebook computer for considerably cheap and Dell offers several models below this threshold including the Inspiron 1200. This model is the price leader amongst laptops especially when rebates are figured in. A recent Dell advertisement has been touting the Inspiron 1200 for just $499 after a $150 for rebate is received. Not a whole lot, you will get an Intel Celeron M Processor 350 (1.30 GHz/1MB Cache/400MHz FSB); Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition; 30GB Ultra ATA Hard Drive; and 24X CD Burner/DVD Combo Drive. Dell does include wireless capabilities in the form of a networking card.
HP Compaq nx9600 Notebook
HP has produced a nice line up of notebook computers including this particular model geared toward those consumers replacing their desktop computer. Retailing price at just over $1300. This midrange offering is nicely loaded as it offers a 17" screen; Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition; an Intel Pentium 4 Processor with Hyper-Threading Technology; a 40 GB hard drive; a 12 cell battery; wireless connectivity; and graphics oriented software.
Sony VAIO FS675P/H Notebookspacer
We know that the Sony Vaio name is typically associated with high performing, high priced offerings. VAIO® FS675P/H Notebookspacer fits the bill as this workhorse retails at just under $2000. Features of this model are an Intel Pentium M Processor 750 (1.86 Ghz); Microsoft Windows XP Professional; DVD+R Double Layer/DVD+-RW; 1GB RAM; and a 100GB hard drive. Screen is 15.4" Widescreen5 LCD with XBRITE™ Technology and all of Sony’s top digital software for photography, video and audio are included as standard equipment.
The three models attract different level of consumers, but each model is a standout in its respective class. Consumers comes to shopping for a laptop as prices continue to drop, new features are added, and technology improves with every new model marketed.
Posted by lightning, Wednesday, November 5, 2008 6:22 PM
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Dell Inspiron 1200
It is possible to purchase a notebook computer for considerably cheap and Dell offers several models below this threshold including the Inspiron 1200. This model is the price leader amongst laptops especially when rebates are figured in. A recent Dell advertisement has been touting the Inspiron 1200 for just $499 after a $150 for rebate is received. Not a whole lot, you will get an Intel Celeron M Processor 350 (1.30 GHz/1MB Cache/400MHz FSB); Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition; 30GB Ultra ATA Hard Drive; and 24X CD Burner/DVD Combo Drive. Dell does include wireless capabilities in the form of a networking card.
HP Compaq nx9600 Notebook
HP has produced a nice line up of notebook computers including this particular model geared toward those consumers replacing their desktop computer. Retailing price at just over $1300. This midrange offering is nicely loaded as it offers a 17" screen; Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition; an Intel Pentium 4 Processor with Hyper-Threading Technology; a 40 GB hard drive; a 12 cell battery; wireless connectivity; and graphics oriented software.
Sony VAIO FS675P/H Notebookspacer
We know that the Sony Vaio name is typically associated with high performing, high priced offerings. VAIO® FS675P/H Notebookspacer fits the bill as this workhorse retails at just under $2000. Features of this model are an Intel Pentium M Processor 750 (1.86 Ghz); Microsoft Windows XP Professional; DVD+R Double Layer/DVD+-RW; 1GB RAM; and a 100GB hard drive. Screen is 15.4" Widescreen5 LCD with XBRITE™ Technology and all of Sony’s top digital software for photography, video and audio are included as standard equipment.
The three models attract different level of consumers, but each model is a standout in its respective class. Consumers comes to shopping for a laptop as prices continue to drop, new features are added, and technology improves with every new model marketed.
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