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Page 1: Introduction & Design
Page 2: Display, Keyboard & Build Quality
Page 3: Connectivity & Features
Page 4: Specs & Performance
Page 5: Final Thoughts & Verdict
Page 6: Feature Table
Page 7: Application Performance
Page 8: Battery Performance
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Samsung X360 13.3in Notebook - World Exclusive details

Performance: 9/10
Value: 8/10
Features: 8/10
Design: 8/10
Overall: 8/10

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£1,363.33

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Alas, Samsung seem to be shooting for the corporate/education sub-£1500 market - in my experience that limit is common.

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Gloss = Loss

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If Samsung were aiming for the budget concious, what was the point of putting DDR3 RAM in there, when it is so much more expensive than DDR2 and the very small performance increases don't really warrant it (particularly with that processor), especially for this market. They would have been better off just sticking in 3 or even 2GB of DDR2 which would have been fine for a system of this spec. They could then use those savings to upgrade that weak processor to the slightly better ULV SU9400 (1.4GHz), which would only be about another £20-£30 more.

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After reading the preview on TR a few months ago, I was seriously considering this notebook. After reading a few reviews, I'm glad I opted for the Sony VAIO VGN-Z11WN/B. The screen, colour of the lid, glossy finish & lack of a built-in optical drive are enough to put me off the Samsung. Might sound trivial, but when you chuck around £1.5k at a notebook, you want all your requirements on board!

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Hi there,

I've had an X360 for the past couple of weeks and I am delighted with it. Whilst not a perfect product, for me it represents an excellent balance of features, performance and value. This laptop was bought to replace a Sony G series 12inch ultra-portable.

The good aspects of this laptop includes: battery life (full charge gives me five hours word processing plus three hours web browsing with two hours indicated remaining - wireless on at all times), display very sharp (from the box it did look a bit washed out but reducing the extreme factory contrast setting helped alot with this), boot time (can't tell you how annoying Vista boot times were on my previous laptop...this thing is so fast that I sometimes reboot just to see again how quick it is!), cool and really quiet operation, & finally really solid construction both keyboard (which is great) and overall.

The bad: the displays rather limited viewing angle.

The Ugly: Yep...that glossy finish is a pain.

Whilst it will always be horses for courses; for me (and after playing with the Sony TT as my other option) the X360 represented the best balance delivered at a very good price. Don't discount the X360 until you've tried it and the alternatives.

David

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PS: On my scales the X360 is 1.31Kg - still not the quoted 1.29 :o)

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