Sunday, 30 December 2012

Acer Aspire 5733Z Laptop Review


Acer Aspire 5733Z laptop Review

The Acer aspire 57337 is an excellent laptop with and powerful processor and a 0.3 MP webcam, I guarantee it will have everything you need.

The brain of this machine is an Intel ® Pentium P460 clocked at 2.13GHZ. This plus an ample 6GB of memory means for a smooth computing experience.

With the H graphics from Intel ® opted with a 1280x720 resolution capable video card so the image is pretty good. The display is a 15.6” Widescreen Display, Which is LED backlit, thus saving battery.

The 12-volt Lithium Ion battery gives out a decent battery life of around 3.5 hours. The laptop comes with Windows ® 7 so power management is good. The laptop continues to run down to 9.401 Volts.

The audio is decent but can sound a bit tinny at times. The bass level is quite good but the treble isn’t as good. The speakers are made by sanyo as far as I know.

So, overall it is very good and I rate it 4 stars. (NOTE THIS ITEM IS DISCONTINUED NOW)

Pros: speed, LCD Price, keyboard, Operating System, webcam
Cons: Battery, 

Monday, 17 December 2012

Top 10 Laptop Buying Tips


Top 10 Laptop Buying Tips

10. Look for one with a processor over 1.4GHZ and get a dual core.

9. Find one with a hard drive of 320Gb or more

8. Search for one with 4GB of ram or more.

7. Try to find one with a 15.6” screen or larger.

6. Look for a long battery, 4-8 Hours

5. Fine one with 64MB of graphics memory or more

4. See if the webcam is .3Mp or higher

3. Also check if the touchpad is capable of multitouch commands.

2. Once you have found one haggle to get the price down.

1. Well done, you have got the best deal

Saturday, 15 December 2012

Fujitsu Lifebook E1850 Notebook Pro Review


Fujitsu Lifebook E1850 Notebook Pro Review

This notebook is pretty old but is still reasonable snappy. When I got it in 2004 it was around £250.

The power comes from a 1.8GHz Pentium D ® From Intel ®. The processor runs Windows XP ® very well even though it is only a Single core, and 504MB of Ram. It has just enough Ram to run XP 32Bit. The hard drive is an IDE Type and is 30Gb but can be upgraded to a 60Gb one. When you listen to some music you realize the speakers are rubbish, loud but rubbish.

As for connectors it has four USB 1.0 and 1 USB 2.0, A PS2 mouse/Keyboard, Parallel and a serial and DVD drive. So it has enough ports but lacks firewire but does have Bluetooth v1.0.

The display is a 14.6” LCD TFT display. It is a 4:3 Aspect Ratio. Unlike modern Displays it uses CFL Tubes for the backlight. Because of this, the battery only lasts 1.5 Hours.
           So, All in all it is a Decent notebook for its age and is still running fine now! I rate it 4 Out of 5.






                                      SSD Or HDD

The main difference between and SSD or solid-state drive is the layout. SSD’s store their data on memory chips, like a USB stick and standard hard drives store data an a magnetic platter which has to spin up to speed for it to access it.

SSD’s are much faster than Hard drives because they have no moving parts. Hard drives have a spinning platter so it is slower to find the bits of data. But because of the speed they are very expensive. A 128GB one will cost you £167! So if I were you I would but a cheap SSD and use it fore your Operating system and programs only, and use a HDD for your data.

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Wednesday, 21 November 2012

Sorry i haven't been able to post any more posts as i  have been very busy .sorry about that .

Thursday, 15 November 2012


Toshiba Satellite L750/75 review

Toshiba has come back with an outstanding laptop. It is the laptop for every one for only £349.99!

From high performance to 6 hours of battery life. The rather fast Dual core Intel Core i3™ 2nd generation CPU clocked at 2.3 GHZ makes short work of light gaming and formal work. Plus the ample 6GB of DDR3 Memory and a spacious 640GB hard drive means you can store all of your pictures, documents and videos with no worry of running out of space. Because of the ample amount of Memory you can run loads of intensive programs at a time. The 64MB of video memory, by Intel HD Graphics™ Means HD video streaming is easy and fluid.
      
After using this laptop for two weeks I can say it is very good, with a super clear 15.6” LED backlit LCD display and a reasonable 0.3MP webcam, which makes for easy Skype calls.
I have found on two bad things about it: Keyboard is inaccurate, and charger gets very hot.

There is a wide range of i/o Ports: 1xHDMI, 3xUSB 2.0, 2in1 Card reader, VGA, Ethernet and a DVD drive.

I rate it 4 Stars