Thread: The Return of the "Luggable" Computer
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Old 07-24-2007, 01:55 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by rmeister0 View Post
The concept is fine. I'd love one myself, but it doesn't necessarily give me anything that having one work and one home computer and a portable usb drive doesn't. Getting rid of the brick is a nice touch. But where's the handle?

Dell's XPS M2010 does kinda the same thing: http://www.dell.com/content/products...=19&l=en&s=dhs

I've owned three Samsung products in my life and regretted every single one of them, so there's no way in heck I'd buy a computer with their name on it.

Of course, being laptop designs, these things tend to have ridiculous price tags attached.
I have to agree, Dell does it much better in luggable department. It is desktop functional and better transportable.
The only issue $2990 price tag on Dell vs $1100, but then again the Samsung is vaporware. Dell might cost the same at Samsung launch.
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