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The Samsung R580 (Core i5) is the South Korean electronics giant's entry-level multimedia machine.

This latest version is the first to feature a processor from Intel's Core i5 family, and offers excellent power, performance and portability at a very reasonable price that won't break the bank.

The first thing to notice about the laptop is its stylish design. Instead of implementing a dull, matt-black look, Samsung has opted for an interesting red and black patterned finish. Appearing on both the lid and chassis itself, it won't be to everyone's tastes, but certainly isn't offensive and will stand out in the crowd.

The 15.6-inch screen may not boast the high resolution of the Packard Bell ProBook 6440b or Sony VAIO VPC-EB1Z0E/B, yet it is just as vivid with excellent colour reproduction, while also being very bright. This makes it ideal for photographers or video makers looking for a colourful and accurate panel.

The keyboard boasts an isolated-key style, with plenty of space between the keys making it hard to miss-hit a letter. It's also a very intuitive keyboard and we were typing at full speed very quickly.

Core i5 power

The laptop is powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, which works alongside 4096MB of DDR3 memory. Performance proved to be excellent, and the laptop is more powerful than all but the Sony VAIO VPC-EB1Z0E/B, which is especially impressive considering the low price point.

You'll have no problems running all manner of office applications, even concurrently, and the employment of a powerful Nvidia graphics card means the laptop will run DVDs without issue, alongside more intensive 3D programs.

Decent battery

Usually the battery life would suffer with such powerful components onboard, but that's not the case here and we managed to squeeze 221 minutes from the laptop. While this isn't fantastic and certainly won't last you all day, it is still considerably better than some rivals.

At 2.6kg, the laptop is light enough to carry on a -semi regular basis - when commuting, for example - with comfort.

Like the Sony VAIO VPC-EB1Z0E/B, there's an eSATA port included, which makes transferring data to external storage devices much quicker than USB, and this will suit those who regularly back up their laptop.

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Let’s just get the answer out of the way: Not really. Apple‘s MacBook Air is the ultra-modern min­i­mal­ist art piece. Samsung‘s X360 does have some nice design ele­ments such as the brushed alu­minum cover and piano black fin­ish all around. But design wise, it is a bit of a com­pli­cated one with dif­fer­ent mate­ri­als and result­ing tex­tures. The 13.3″ TFT LCD sports a 1280 x 800 pixel for­mat and is lit by a LED back­light. As you can see from the pic­ture, every­thing is glossy and results in quite a bit of reflec­tion. Of course, if you’re sit­ting right in front of it, reflec­tions are minimized.The key­board design is ho-hum and not even as sexy as Sony‘s Z or FW series let alone the MacBook Air. From the pic­tures, the X360 looks like it was designed with the best of inten­tions but maybe there were too many inten­tions as it does not look quite in the realm of sexy. So in terms of design the X360 is no match for the MacBook Air. In terms of util­ity, which is a com­plete dif­fer­ent story, almost any other 13.3″-class note­book PC will be bet­ter than the MacBook Air.

There is an abun­dance of ports for the X360 includ­ing HDMI out, in addi­tion to VGA. The X360 beats out the Air in stor­age cat­e­gory with the option of a big­ger 128GB SSD or a faster and larger 5400RPM 120GB HD. Like the Air, there is no inte­grated opti­cal drive, but there is a dock­ing port where I would assume an opti­cal drive is present. An Ethernet port is right there for you to con­nect to the Net if there are no WiFi hotspots around and you’re not tot­ing a 3G card. The X360 will keep you run­ning at full speed for up to 10 hours, even more if you carry an extra bat­tery, an option that isn’t on the Air.

Samsung’s X360 is a decently designed 13.3″ note­book PC but does not come close to meet­ing the sex­i­ness of the MacBook Air. In terms of util­ity, the X360 can run cir­cles around the Air. If you live in the US, don’t hold your breath since Samsung doesn’t export its note­book PCs to the US. I wish they did.

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The producers, as the users state, have taken into account all the features that might be needed during its run. The features really impress the customers of the HP company. They tick off the remarkable characteristics of the device. It is possible both to work on it and make some entertainments.

The screen of HP Pavilion DV2620US is 14.1 inches that satisfies the users in a great measure. Apart from this peculiarity it is bright and colourful. Due to A 250 GB hard drive disk one can store everything he needs – movies and games, pictures and video files, a lot of music, and all these in one place. A powerful processor 1.9 GHz AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-58 makes each consumer really astonished.
The users can work on the laptop outdoors thanks to quite a long battery life. The pretty appearance of the brilliant design gives an extra joyfulness to its owners.

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