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Abstract: As the dust settles on the Intel Centrino Duo launch, several machines based on the new technology have started to appear on the market. After the Acer TravelMate 8204WLMi our second Centrino Duo laptop comes from a UK company - not what you expect when y...
Abstract: It may have an Evesham badge on its lid, but the Voyager C550 is actually an Asus A6 in disguise. The chassis has had a makeover, with a bright silver colour scheme and the removal of Asuss trademark metal touch pad surround, but in all other respe...
The lack of Wi-Fi facilities isnt enough to detract from what is a great laptop system. The Evesham Voyager C550 is strong in every area, provided you plan to use it as a desktop replacement. The screen is probably the standout feature, but dont for...
Abstract: The ergonomics of Eveshams dual-core notebook arent perfect, but a dual-core notebook for less than a grand is great value for money. Like most brand-new technologies, we expected Core Duo laptops to launch with a hefty premium attached. But Evesham...
As one of the first UK laptops to use Intels Centrino Duo mobile technology, its surprising that the Voyager C550 from Evesham is so bulky. Measuring 355 x 275 x 42mm and weighing 3.2kg, some rivals are more convenient options for travel use. However...
It's impressive to see a Centrino Duo machine this quick from a UK system integrator but the Evesham Voyager C550 falls short in more ways than one, with most disappointing aspect being the poor battery life. That said, it does sport a decent specific...
