Series 9 13.3” Premium Ultrabook (NP900X3C-A03US)

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Rethink Size: Super-slim at .50" thin and amazingly lightweight at 2.66lbs. If it weren’t so gorgeous you might not even notice it.

Rethink Brightness: SuperBright™ Plus displays are up to twice as bright as standard notebook screens, and reproduce up to 16 million colors. Another reason the new Samsung Series 9 is stunning both inside and out.
Set Your Laptop to Stun: The Series 9 is striking to look at, but it also sets a premium performance standard. With extremely fast startup speeds and nearly instant resume from sleep, the Series 9 lets you get even more done and leaves every other PC in the airport lounge or conference room behind. The Series 9 isn’t just a laptop, it’s a game changer. From the very moment you open the Series 9 be prepared to savor the experience of the wow factor.

Specifications

Operating System

Windows® 7 Home Premium (64-bit)
Processor

Intel® Core™ i5-3317U Processor
Display

13.3" Screen Size

Display
The diagonal measurement of a laptop screen, from corner to corner.
System Memory

4GB Standard System Memory

System Memory
Total amount of available memory may be less based on system configurations graphics support, and other factors.
Storage

128GB Hard Drive Capacity

Storage
Accessible capacity varies; MB = 1 million bytes, GB = 1 billion bytes, TB = 1 trillion bytes. Please note that a portion of the hard drive is reserved for system recovery, operating system and preloaded content software.
Graphics

Intel® HD Graphics 4000

Graphics
Specialized CPU - in cell phones, computers, game consoles - that offloads graphics from a processor.

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“Beautiful Design”

I love the size and the overall appearance of this laptop. Display has great resolution and wide viewing angles. Backlighted keyboard is nice and functional without being too bright. Available ports are adequate, and hopefully the micro-sized ones won't be prone to failure.…Read More »

laptopnerd on August 16, 2012