Power to the people: top-line laptops pack a punch—at a price.
Good quality laptop computers have always been pricey, but the latest models with high-speed processors are even more expensive than usual. This is partly due to Southeast Asia's recent currency devaluations and partly because older chips have been discounted by the leading chip supplier, Intel. Th...
| Publicado en: | Far Eastern Economic Review Vol. 160; pp. 46 - 47 |
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| Formato: | Product Evaluation |
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Review Publishing Company Ltd.
October 30 1997
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| Sumario: | Good quality laptop computers have always been pricey, but the latest models with high-speed processors are even more expensive than usual. This is partly due to Southeast Asia's recent currency devaluations and partly because older chips have been discounted by the leading chip supplier, Intel. The writer reviews Compaq's Armada 7350MT and the Digital HiNote Ultra 2000. |
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