5 Business Ultra Portable Notebooks For Windows 7 Professional
Microsoft's Windows 7 Professional is set to become a massive hit with the business community due to its extensive set of features including the fact that it includes some significant improvements to your mobile experience.
Now, to fully enjoy Windows 7 Professional on the move, you might want to get a new lightweight notebook to help you handle your busy lifestyle; this is why we have shortlisted five of the best business ultra portable notebooks on the market.
The Acer Aspire 751h can confound potential buyers. It comes an Intel Atom processor and is presented as a netbook. But then, it is an altogether different beast. Apart from the Z520 CPU, its chassis houses 2GB RAM, a spacious 250GB RAM, a raft of connectors plus a battery that has enough juice to last for 9 hours.
The great thing though is that it is only 1-inch thin and weighs only 1350g, even if it has a 11.6-inch TFT capable of displaying 1366x768 pixels, far more than comparable netbooks.
To cap things up, there's an integrated webcam, a one-year international warranty and Bluetooth compatibility. Available in red, blue, black and white, it costs £390 from Acerdirect and will be a great business laptop.
The Samsung X120 is another great laptop that will fit the bill if you're after a capable yet affordable business laptop. This £478 machine (available at Ebuyer) is a notch higher than the Acer Aspire as it packs a 1.3GHz SU2700 ULV Processor with 3GB RAM.
The screen is a LED model (11.6-inch, 1366x768 pixels) and is powered by the more powerful GMA4500M HD. The X120 though comes with a smaller battery, a 4-cell model that should give at least 4 hours worth of usage and is similar in size to the 751h.
The laptop's keyboard integrates the latest anti-bacterial, silver nano technology and the touchpad even supports gesture interaction. Users will also appreciate the HDMI output; a must since the laptop is fast enough for High Definition material.
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