Compare Prices : Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Sa 3650

Review summary: There is no such thing as impossible! A compact 13.3 inch noteboo ...

Pros: Modern Design , Generous Connectivity , Up to three external monitors possible , Good Webcam , Pleasant keyboard , First class graphic power on demand , Passable noise and heat emissions under load, Modern Design, Generous Connectivity, Up to three ...

Cons: A few production faults determinable , Base unit shows partly a too minor resistance against pressure impact , Touchpad keys unpleasant to use , Reflective Display with a low viewing angle stability , Moderate performance of the AMD CPU, A few ...

Verdict: Rating the Amilo SA3650 notebook turns out to be quite complicated. On the one hand, the 13.3 inch device shows itself considerable weaknesses for its category as a subnotebook which presses the rating. On the other, the Graphic Booster makes a ...

Review summary: The Fujitsu Siemens AMILO Sa 3650 is a laptop with a twist: at first, it's your regular 13.3-incher, running Windows Vista with a healthy AMD X2 processor, 4GB of RAM and 320GB of hard disk space. But plug in the accompanying GraphicBooster box and ...

Pros: The Sa 3650's a sleek number as it is, but plug in its equally sexy Booster box brother and it'll start improving 3D performance by up to 470 per cent – if you bear in mind that your average Premiership footballer gives 110 per cent a game (according ...

Cons: We were hoping the box would improve graphical quality on the laptop to create a workbook on the move and a gaming rig at home, but it'll only pass the lovely looks onto external monitors, and frankly, if you need to work with multiple screens, you ...

Verdict: It's hard to see a market for this: with all the expense and cabling clutter it requires, you're far better off buying a gaming laptop with all the specs built in, or just a full blown desktop.