Because of its high color display HP has opted for their Dream 8730w Color mark treatment, but this should not be confused with the kind of performance which LP2480zx amazing. Nevertheless, such as notebooks go to the Adobe RGB-compatible display is about as good as it is, there is little cause for complaint.From things from the Intel Core 2 Duo T9600, which at a brisk 2.8 GHz, has 6 MB of L2 cache. Outside the Intel Extreme series of processors, there is no faster mobile CPU.

This abundance of power is supported by 4 GB of DDR2 RAM, although this is a single module, it is not in dual channel mode. An odd move, one might think, before you know it means you can upgrade to 8GB, whenever you want without the installed memory. For storage there is a 320 GB hard drive, also known as a bit stingy if it were not for the fact it is a 7200 rpm drive that contains the free-fall protection. Graphic processing, meanwhile, is supported by a nVidia Quadro FX 2700m with 512 MB of its own memory, should grunt for many applications.

Because it is a high-end business machine, the usual number of security measures apply. This is a Trusted Platform Module for security and encryption, in order both a smart card reader and fingerprint authentication. This is also a certified vPro system, it is beautiful with a corporate network using the Intel management protocols. Network Connectivity, meanwhile, is comprehensive. There are the fast Gigabit Ethernet ports, in addition to the Draft-N Wi-Fi for faster and wider wireless and Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR for seamless connectivity to mobile devices.

There are four USB ports in total, one on the left side, three on the right side, and these are covered by an eSATA port, mini-FireWire, a 54mm ExpressCard slot, Ethernet port, modem port, a smart Card slot, headphone and microphone jacks, and a multi-card reader. Only video connectivity can be very criticized, because we want to see DVI or DisplayPort-accession of the HDMI and VGA offered here. Given the size of the machine, it seems hardly rhyme nor reason for this exclusion – in particular, DVI – which is probably better suited for connection to external monitors.

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Lenovo is “exploring” the possibility of a ThankPad-branded Netbook. Such a Netbook would be a guess, is the first specifically to the business people. Does this mean that we begin to see the blurring of the line between Netbook and notebook? One can dream, friends. One can dream.All of this is as a result of Lenovo Netbook doing quite damn good for themselves. The IdeaPad, which was first released in 2008, is not too shabby: the course on his laptop Magazine high (ish) mark, they were so impressed that the Australian officials 230,000 of them are now circulating within schools in New South Wales and Victoria.

The natural development is obvious, offers the same advantages Netbook low-cost, small size, the ability to bold to say, your friends that you have a “cool new Netbook” on the landing, Business Elite. But then you run into the problem, even if you really want a powerful Netbook, why not just a regular laptop to buy?

In any case, this is all nonsense of these talks is that Lenovo has admitted that at least the idea of a business-y ThinkPad Netbook.

via gizmodo