Acer 1100 is the latest Ferrari-themed notebook from Acer and I have to say that it hits all the right gears from a design standpoint. While it eschews the famous scarlet Ferrari colour scheme for a more subdued black finish with gunmetal silver trimmings, there’s no mistaking the iconic prancing horse logo that is displayed firmly in the centre of the lid.
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It’s all about portability without sacrificing power with the new Fujitsu LifeBook P8010. The Japanese computer maker’s latest lightweight notebook may only have a 12.1in screen, but that’s the only thing that small on this full-featured notebook.
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Budget-savvy users searching for an enterprise-class notebook at an attractive price can opt for Dell’s D531.

Dell Latitude D531 is the most affordable of all the Latitude D Series notebooks, and it’s the only Latitude D to come with an AMD processor as the rest run on Intel platforms.

As an enterprise-class notebook, it offers features such as security and a tough build. The chassis and liquid crystal display back are designed with reinforced magnesium alloy steel.
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These days, notebook PCs are becoming so commonplace that they hardly turn heads anymore; coffee joints are crowded with folks staring intently at their screens. Once in a while you’ll get to see a head-turner (I’m talking about notebooks!) and more often than not, it’s white in colour. ASUS F8P is available in two shades: Galaxy Black and Amazing White. While the black variant looks all fine and dandy, it’s the white one that will probably attract attention. However, I wouldn’t exactly label it ‘amazing’; sounds a bit too much like a tagline for toothpaste!
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