НОУТБУКИ И КПК

Uwe v.d. Weyden,  2 февраля 2001 Страница:   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Final Thoughts

What I like:

• With the µPGA2 CPU socket the CPU upgrade is a snap.
• The system is balanced in computing power and battery run down time.

What I don't like:

• The hard disk installation is a pain. Other models of the same vendor provide a much easier way to change the HDD.
• Removing the CD/DVD on a flight is close to impossible.
• The display back cover is too weak.

When you push the display back cover or put some heavy stuff on top of your closed notebook, you might damage the expensive display. I think the display should be better protected than the nice note that came along with the Notebook: DO NOT directly push or place objects more then 1.5kg on the top of the Notebook.

Conclusion

Notebooks can't be compared one by one with a desktop PC. The mobile requirements force a different approach in the design of the total system. Some of the benchmark results might be rather disappointing when compared to our high-end desktop parts, but this would be comparing apples with oranges. Modern desktop systems need 250W just for the system without the monitor, while a notebook requires less then a fifth.

The ASUS L8400B is a real desktop replacement for office and mobile use. It also marks the beginning of our Notebook reviews.

feed_id: 6177 pattern_id: 2818

Другие статьи

СОДЕРЖАНИЕ |Одной страницей|Версия для печати

Notebook Kick-Off with ASUS L8400B Different Views CPU Upgrade Memory Upgrade Modem & Lan Upgrade HDD Upgrade Exchange the Touchpad Exchange the Display Exchange the DVD Drive Exchange the Motherboard Specification Test-Setup Battle of the Battery Results Final Thoughts Conclusion  Обсуждение в Клубе Экспертов THG