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Is the Q1 a Lightweight?

Posted by Jack Cook on May 8, 2006 – 9:57 am
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Rob Pegoraro from the Washington Post thinks so and he talks about it in his recent story: Turning a Miniature Into a Lightweight

In part, Rob says the following:

Samsung’s Q1 might seem like an impressive piece of laptop engineering — it weighs just under two pounds, light enough to carry around full-time.

But the company had to sacrifice a few things to reach that weight: a keyboard. A CD or DVD drive. A screen big enough to display everyday Windows programs properly. Acceptable battery life. And, as a result, any justification for this device’s existence.

Samsung must be reeling with all of the bad press….do you think these devices will make it?

 

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