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Wednesday, 02 September 2009 13:23

Samsung coughs up two new CULV notebooks

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11.6-inch and 14-inch X-series models


Samsung is apparently gearing up to launch a couple of new CULV-based notebooks, the 11.6-inch X120 and the 14-inch X420.

Last week we stumbled upon Samsung's 15.6-inch X520, and as expected the rest of Samsung's thin-and-light lineup is starting to appear. However, there's still no 13-incher, and this is a bit odd considering this is the most popular form factor in this market segment.

Anyhow, the X420 is a 14-inch design powered by a SU2700 CPU, with 3GB of memory and 250GB of storage. It is listed at over €700, and considering its spec, it doesn't sound like good value for money. On the upside, it weighs just 1.7kg and Samsung is promising up to 9 hours of battery life.

The X120 will be powered by a Celeron 723 and it's expected to cost around €550. This also sounds a bit steep, especially considering Acer 1810T and Dell Mini 11z pricing. Even if it were better priced, the side-by-side trackpad button layout would not find many takers.

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