Samsung RV515-S01 AMD 4GB/500GB 15.6" Silver Notebook bundle @ Sainsbury's - £249.99
Everything you need to get the most from your Samsung Notebook in one bundle! As well as the Samsung RV515-S01 15.6" Notebook, this bundle includes a Samsung AA-SM3PCPB Mouse, a Samsung Backpack plus downloadable Panda Security anti-virus software.
Samsung describes its RV515 Notebook as an 'essential notebook' with 'great value with ergonomic and stylish design'. Built to deliver all the basics, beautifully, it lets you get online, on the move, giving you advanced connectivity - and the bonus thrown in of 16:9 aspect ration 15.6" optimised screen.
Samsung has thought about the ergonomics of the notebook, incorporating an island keyboard for more comfortable use. It's got a robust, durable casing that's designed to keep its contents safe and sound, as well as reduce the risk of scratches and fingerprints.
Advanced communication technology includes 802.11bgn wireless, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to provide high-speed access to the Internet and your data anytime, anywhere. There are three USB ports - so plenty of room to connect external drives and devices.
An AMD Radeon HD6470M graphics card will make it all look fine too.
All this, and it comes with the following software pre-loaded: Samsung Recovery Solution, Samsung Support Centre, HDD Password, Easy Speedup Manager, Easy Network Manager, Battery Life Extender, Easy Display Manager, Samsung Update Plus, CyberLink YouCam, Game Console.
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Jump to unread Post a CommentThat is in a different class, its a netbook and op is a notebook.
for £100 less the acer seems the better buy but depends on your needs both are very good deals
for £100 less the acer seems the better buy but depends on your needs both are very good deals
They're completely different machines. If you want a netbook, by all means buy the Acer. If you want a notebook, this is a fantastic price, even if the specs are a little tragic.
My needs are a university/home laptop but for £230 doesn't this offer the best there is?
No.
I'd bet NO. The BIOS will be locked down and cooling probably isn't too clever for the heat it can create as standard.
You want to overclock a laptop cpu? Have fun with that ;)
Isn't the CPU the most important part of a computer? You can change RAM, HDD but not the CPU. Not such a great deal unless you only want to surf and use facebook or twitter. Even multiple Office work would be difficult on this laptop.
Isn't the CPU the most important part of a computer? You can change RAM, HDD but not the CPU. Not such a great deal unless you only want to surf and use facebook or twitter. Even multiple Office work would be difficult on this laptop.
you can change the processor in a laptop too, if it's not soldered to motherboard.