Comments Psion Teklogix NetBook Pro - Laptop - review

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The NetBook Pro is far too good a computer to be consigned to the likes of sales force automation, field service management and field inspection. It needs to be unleashed into the wider world. ManufacturerPsion TeklogixModelNetBook ProPrice£1152 inc VATURLwww.psionteklogix.comDimensions (H x W x D)35mm x 235mm x 184mmWeight1.1KgProcessorIntel XSscale PXA 255 400MHzMemory128MB RAM, 32MB flash ROM (12MB user accessible)Expansion1 x CF, 1 x PCMCIA, 1 x MMC / SD (SDIO supported)Screen resolution800 x 600Speaker1 x monoOperating systemWindows CE.NET 4.2

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8/10

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Reviewed by Sandra Vogel

20 October 2003

Price as reviewed

£1,152.00

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RustinHWright

4:02 PM on 28 September, 2008

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Yet again Psion creates drool-worthy hardware and hobbles it with chowderheaded pricing, insipid software choices, and a refusal to market to consumers. All it takes is a look at the Liliputing device database to see the plethora of more practical choices but I can't deny that part of me wants to track one of these down and waste countless hours trying to get it to reach its considerable potential.

Oh, well.

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Kaiser202

6:43 PM on 1 June, 2009

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Okay, I don't really know that much about small form computers but, to me this seems like the worst deal in the world. You're essentially paying a grand upwards for circa 1995 specs and a touchscreen. Can someone explain to me how this is a good machine?

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