Tag archive: wireless connectivity options

Quote from the review: “At the bottom left hand side is an IrDA port, which is one of three wireless connectivity options. Bluetooth and 802.11b wireless networking are also built-in while the SDIO compatible SD card slot provides even more connectivity options. However, you may want to save that slot for an extra memory card as the Loox 420 only comes with 32MB of ROM and 64MB or RAM.” Read the full review

Starting at $4,099, the HP Rugged Notebook nr3600 is a 7.9-pound Windows XP Professional portable with up to 1.7GHz Pentium 4 processor, ATI Mobility Radeon graphics, a 40GB or 80GB removable hard disk and swappable media bay, and a choice of wireless connectivity options. It combines a 12.1-inch Outdoor Transmissive backlit, touch-screen display with waterproof, glow-in-the-dark NiteVue keyboard. The 3.7-pound Rugged Tablet PC… Read More

Weighing as light as five pounds, the Tecra M2 features impressive battery life – up to 11.5 hours (with optional extended batteries) – in an easy to carry form factor that delivers seamless wireless connectivity options (IEEE 802.11b, optional g and a/g, Bluetooth) so users can stay in touch, work faster and get more done. Meanwhile, IT managers will enjoy the Tecra family benefits of a stable, configurable notebook with a long… Read More

Both the Latitude D500 and the Inspiron 500m feature the new Intel® Pentium® M processor and start at prices of less than $1,200. Featuring a sleek moonlight silver design, the Inspiron 500m notebook computer is designed for small businesses, students and consumers who demand powerful mobile computing and connectivity. The Inspiron 500m supports Intel's Centrino® Mobile Technology capability, and features impressive battery life… Read More