Samsung Q210 12.1in Centrino 2 Notebook Comments
| Author | Andy Vandervell |
| Published | 1st Aug 2008 |
| Manufacturer | Samsung |
| Supplier | dabs.com |
| Price | £587.81 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £675.98 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Samsung Q210 12.1in Centrino 2 Notebook
TL1210 said on 1st August 2008
Wackywavinginflateablearmflailingtubeman said on 4th September 2008
I don't like it! The red, it looks like the laptop is bruised!
flashcorp said on 4th October 2008
I can't wait for the price of this machine to drop, and yes the shiny red is cool but messy !
ravmania said on 1st December 2008
Trying to decide which one to get out of this and the Q310.
Sven Okonomi said on 28th December 2008
I can apreciate this notebook, just like I apreciate a classic car. ;) Its got a sweet deep red curvy look and a black bonnet all shined, just like a car. This puppy just needs alot of love to keep looking pristine. But if you do keep it clean youll have yourself one of the more elegant ultramobiles out there. I dont think samsung is aiming for the boring office crowd with this one, or it would have been black and featureless. Its appealing to gamers and geeks, a shiny hitech gadget to show off with. ;) One of these under your arm is a geek badge of honor.
Im quite shocked by the batterylife these overgrown netbooks can still grunt out with a nVidia chip thats constantly on duty. I origionally planned on getting an Asus 1000H, purely because of all of the more powerfull ultramobiles being so misserably impaired by the short lived or otherwise massive batteries, but this one shows me it can be different.
Im gearing towards buying this one right now, as this seems to be the ultimate portable gamestation for under that ugly 1000 euro marker. Its the only truely gamegeared portable I can find without going to the lumpy heavy 15" range.
One question though, is the recharger as magnificantly small as the netbooks that seem to use the same size batteries? Or is this one already sporting the usuall wired brick?
DavidW said on 25th January 2009
Less than 6 months down the line and it seems impossible to get this laptop with the spec reviewed! What's going on? Plenty of Q210s around, but all with a much inferior processor (T6400 which, incidentally, I can find absolutely NO reference to on Intel's web page). What's worse is that the inferior models are priced the same or even higher than this one. When I questioned one large online retailer about why the out-of-stock model with the 2.26ghz P8400 processor (as reviewed) was priced exactly the same as the inferior T6400 model on their website, the response was that pricing wasn’t really much to do with spec but more to do with what’s in stock and what the demand is like. Great.
Anyone know why this laptop seems to have disappeared so quickly?
Gary H said on 11th March 2009
I bought a Q40 when they first came out and it has been fantastic so as I am now changing it I am definitely going for the Q210 in my opinion you have to go a long way to beat Samsung's lightweight notebooks and for the price.
Gary H said on 11th March 2009
DavidW Amazon have the T6400
Alex said on 1st April 2009
DavidW, I'm having the same problem! My guess is that Samsung have changed their mind and holding the P series processors over for their next Q model, whils putting them in their lower-specced-in-every-other-way P210 laptop, aimed at business.
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I dont think ive seen a laptop with a touch of red before.. Im liking it, looks really smart.