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Samsung has announced its two new X-series notebook CULVER Which named as X420 and X520. The new X420 equipped with 14-inch widescreen display, 1.3GHz Intel Pentium dual core SU2700 processor, and Intel GMA 4500M integrated graphics. In addition, X420 notebook also comes with 3GB of memory, 250GB hard drive and a large 6-cell (5900mAh) battery that can support up to 9 hours run time goal with an optical drive not in sight.
On the other hand, the new X520 notebook comes with 15.6-inch LCD display, ultra-low power consumption 1.3GHz Intel Pentium dual core processor SU2700, 4GB DDR3 RAM, and 320GB hard drive. Furthermore, X520 notebook also comes with 3-in-1 card readers, 3 USB ports, one HDMI port, 6-cell battery, and stereo speakers.
The new X420 and X520 notebook will run with Windows Vista Home Premium as its operating system. The X420 notebook measures just 23.2 mm thickness and weighs only 1.76 kg while X520 notebook measures 24 mm thickness and weighs only 2.09 kg.
The two new X-series notebook will be start shipping in mid-October 2009 in Europe through leading retailer from starting price of € 700 ($ 1000).
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I ordered this on Saturday morning, had it by Monday afternoon. I’ve barely put it down in the 5 hours that I’ve had it. It has by far surpassed my expectations for it. I’m still waiting for the arrival of the 2GB memory upgrade (ordered elsewhere for a better price), so it is still a little bit slow. The keyboard is wonderful to type on. Although other reviewers (look under the different colors for them) complain of the small trackpad, I haven’t had a problem with it. Sure, it’s very small, but for somebody with very small hands, it works fine.
I’ve played with the built in camera a bit, and I’m pleasantly surprised by the quality of the image. The last webcam I had, which was pretty recently, and one that was on the more expensive side, wasn’t nearly as nice of an image as this one.
Overall, I would recommend this netbook to anybody who is looking for a supplemental computer (although with 160GB hard drive, and 2GB of memory after upgrade, it’s perfectly capable of functioning as an everyday, minus the cd drive).
Excellent value for the price!