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Review summary: Compact business companion The Samsung X22-Pro Boyar (NP-X22T001) ...

Pros: compact size , light , robust case , high quality materials , connection for docking station , dim display , HDMI , quiet while running , low temperatures , two high performance batteries , recovery CD/DVD included, compact size, light, robust case, ...

Cons: low base brightness of LCD , highly dependent on viewing angle , no finger print sensor , no TPM security chip , wobbly touch pad keys, low base brightness of LCD, highly dependent on viewing angle, no finger print sensor, no TPM security chip, wobbly ...

Verdict: However, the performance of the HD 2400 is not sufficient for modern demanding computer games, even not with reduced resolution and details. World in Conflict for example, is unplayable at a resolution of 1024x768 pixels and medium details. However, ...

Review summary: While Vista improves on XP in various areas, many companies have concluded that the practical benefits don't justify the expense and upheaval of migrating. And so, in accordance with the time-honoured principle of giving the people what they want, ...

Verdict: A well-built notebook with a good specification - a great choice if you don't mind the less-than-vibrant screen.

Review summary: Samsung produces a sleek and affordable, HDMI equipped notebook for business users. Is it a winning combination?

Verdict: An affordable and well appointed system, the Samsung X22 is let down by a myriad of little niggling doubts. If you believe it addresses your specific needs it's a very worthy option, but for others Dell's Latitude D630 may prove a more complete ...

Review summary: The recently announced Samsung R20 (K006) notebook aims more for the latter, offering a decent laptop in what's supposed to be one of the most attractive packages...

Verdict: On one end of the spectrum, you have all the gaming geeks who don't care too much what their computers look like, so long as the gigahertz, gigabytes, and megabytes per second all fall into place. On the other end of the spectrum, you have consumers ...