Samsung X460 – Quick review
I had a laptop order for an important client this week. He needed something powerful, light weight, but with a decent screen. My answer was the ultra-slim Samsung X460.
It is a masterpiece of mobility and packed with a comprehensive spec list. This machine is taking Samsungs proven ability to design portable netbooks and bringing it to the the people who need a “real laptop”. It offers uncompromising portability, reliability and functionality, plus that all-important touch of elegance.
At a mere 1.84 kg, the X460 is one of the lightest notebooks in its 14.1″ class. This does not however mean they have skimped on features, boasting the latest Intel® Centrino® 2 processor technology, 3GB of RAM and a 250GB hard drive this machine has alot of power under its sleek hood.
With Windows Vista it was good, but when I rebuilt the laptop with XP Pro it went from good to awesome! With the spec being more than XP needed to run smoothly it flew through program installs, upgrades and was more than cabable of running many applications at once without the processor or 3GB of onboard RAM even noticing. It was slick in design, fast in its movements and it wasn’t even trying that hard. I look forward to getting feedback from my client on the X460 over the next few weeks as he puts it through its paces and will definitley be recommending it to future clients looking for a fully featured portable laptop.
Highlights of the Samsung X460
Intel Centrino 2 P8400 processor
3GB Memory
250GB Hard drive
Windows Vista Business (Also includes Windows XP Pro in the box)
14.1″ widescreen display
Bluetooth 2.0/7 in 1 card reader/P-Dock support/1.3 Megapixel camera
Fingerprint reader
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