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Samsung 900x
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Samsung
900X

Description:

This is a thin and ultraportable notebook computer with a 11.6-inch screen and an Intel Core i3 processor.

Energy Use
The most energy-efficient computers, ranked by annual electricity consumed in typical usage: 15.8 kilowatt hours
Energy Savings
Annual energy savings compared to average Energy Star model this size: 11.9 kilowatt hours

Specifications:

Standby/Sleep power use (watts): 0.54

Screen size (inches): 11.6"

Processor: Intel Core i3

Hard drive size: 128 GB SSD

Optical drives: None

Operating system: Windows 7

Environmental Performance (EPEAT) level: n/a

Memory: 4GB DDR3

Environmental Performance (EPEAT) level: n/a

Product Last Modified: December 20, 2011

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Review summary for Samsung 900X1B

alaTest has collected and analyzed 40 reviews from magazines and websites. Opinions about the screen and design are overall positive. There are some negative reviews about the value for money and connectivity, while there are mixed views on the performance and battery.
Number of user reviews: 34
User rating: 56 / 100
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Number of expert reviews: 1
Expert rating: 82 / 100
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Samsung Series 9 NP900X1A (11.6-inch)

Jun, 2011
Rating: 70 / 100
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While the Series 9 is most likely to be compared to the MacBook Air, 11-inch laptops are becoming more popular, and there are now several worthy options to choose from, such as the high-end Alienware M11x and the inexpensive HP Pavilion dm1z. The...
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