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This MFD from Canon comes with all the necessary features like print, copy, fax and scan required for a typical small office. The feature that stands out from other similar MFDs reviewed in the past issues is that, MF 4370dn comes ready with iPv6 compatibility which means more networked users can connect to it. Features that make this product eco-friendly include Auto-Duplex Printing for printing on both sides with just single button press, low power consumption in energy saver mode (app 3W), and Energy Star and RoHS compliant.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:10 |
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ProBook is a business notebook for small and medium businesses. It comes with a glossy finish on the top which is extremely prone to fingerprints and scratches. The laptop has 4 USB ports, VGA out, HDMI out, and a 3/4 ExpressCard slot placed neatly on the sides along with an Ethernet port and optical drive. On the front, it has a card reader and audio ports making this notebook fully loaded. The 15.6 widescreen display has a resolution of 1366 x 768 which gives great viewing area. The full size keyboard is great to work on thanks to the adequate spacing between keys.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:09 |
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The N140 is one of the first netbooks to be available in the market that comes preloaded with Windows 7 Starter Edition. The top has a glossy finish which makes the netbook extremely prone to fingerprints. This 10.1 netbook features a bright display in a 16:9 aspect ratio and boasts of an easy resolution manager that allows the resolution to be pumped up to 1024 x 768 if the running program supports it.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:08 |
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The sleek 2.5'' Intel 80 GB hard disk is not only portable, but performs well too. The test bed included the MSI 790 FX motherboard, AMD Phenom II X4 955 (3.2 GHz) Processor, 4GB Corsair DDR3 RAM and the ATI Radeon 5700 graphics card. We used Windows 7 Ultimate edition during our tests. The Intel SSD showed transfer speeds of up to 108 MB/sec with an access time of 0.5 milliseconds which was promptly mentioned by the HD Tune benchmark.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:07 |
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Till recently, if you ever thought of upgrading your notebook's HDD, then the best bet in capacity and performance was a 500 GB HDD running at 5400 RPM. This is a far cry from desktop HDDs that have broken barriers of capacity and spindle speeds. One of the key reasons is the smaller form factor of notebook HDDs that has made it difficult for manufacturers to make them faster and with greater capacities.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 24 December 2009 08:16 |
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