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    PortableOne where are your UX?

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by nonamelol, Oct 8, 2007.

  1. nonamelol

    nonamelol Notebook Consultant

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    I can't seem to locate the UX option.
    have never even seen the dam thing.
    I was close to ordering a SZ6 but then made up my mind about P1 SXS37 model, then i hear theres an even smaller P1 series, the UX. but can't locate it. Ivang, wheres ur UX man, me want to configure it and see if it is the notebook for me.
     
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    Redline Notebook Prophet NBR Reviewer

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    I'd guess that they took it down because the model became outdated. It is likely that they are getting a newly updated model to market, though when that might be is a different question altogether.

    I for one, will be interested to see which barebones notebook they will use. Maybe the MSI MS-1221? Its a bit heavy though.
     
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    nonamelol Notebook Consultant

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    ya i been looking at the barebone MSI 1221. Its a niice lappie and u can configure it to the tip of the sword but man the video card is so poor. plus the thing is fat fat FAT even though it sonly 12.1"
     
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  4. Redline

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    The UX used integrated graphics as well...
     
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    DQ'd since the SXS37's weighs about the same and offers much more bang and performance; just to similar, so we had to choose one or the other to focus on.
     
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    Hmm, that makes sense. Though, the option of integrated graphics was nice for those that need better battery life.
     
    Redline, Oct 9, 2007
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