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October 2012
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A thin
Stylish design
Long battery life
Excellent screen
And a new second-generation Intel Core i5 CPU make the Samsung Series 9 NP900X3A one of the best ultrathin Windows laptops we've ever seen
Gorgeous 1600x900 PLS screen. Very slim and light. Good keyboard and touch pad
Only one USB 3.0 port. Adapters not included for micro video ports. Backlit keyboard needs to be brighter. Battery life could be improved. Touch-pad driver takes ages to load on first boot, meaning some functions aren't available for at least 30 seconds
There are some small concerns, but the new Samsung Series 9 is an absolute pleasure to use....
Samsung's 13.3″ Series 9 is a great laptop. It's got strong features, excellent build quality, and performs well, with the exception of its speakers, which need a bit more bass. According to Samsung Australia's website, it retails for AU$1,599, which we ...
Chiselled good looks; Incredibly functional form; World's lightest notebook;
More expensive than Ultrabooks;
Rather than condemning the 900X to the dark quarters of your bag, you'll gladly brace it under your arm with the Samsung logo pointing outwards. It's not a powerhouse computer—nor was it meant to be—but it will browse the web, handle multimedia and c...
Samsung's Series 9 (NP900X3C-A01AU) is a stunning laptop that's superbly built, has an excellent screen and which feels good to use. It's the thinnest notebook on the market and among the lightest. Even so, it runs an Intel Ivy Bridge CPU that supplies...
Published: 2012-08-10, Author: Zara , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: We liked the look of the original Sandy Bridge-based Samsung Series 9 laptop, so the slimmer, even-more-lightweight Ivy Bridge-powered model had us salivating when we saw it at a preview in Sydney last month. But as always, the question with laptops is...
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Published: 2013-03-21, Author: Frank , review by: uk.hardware.info
Last year we tested the entry-level model of the Series 9, but were disappointed that Samsung used a very slow SSD. Samsung made up for that decision but finally using one of its own SSDs, and combined with the faster Core i7 processor it results in a m...
Screen, Unibody chassis, Lightweight, Solid State Drive
Poor trackpad, Expensive
If you're after an ultraportable laptop then this should surely be on your shortlist. However, whether or not it wins you over is whether you can work past the sometimes irritating trackpad, the smudge attracting aluminum chassis and the rather large pric...
