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Q2 12.1" Pentium Dual Core 2.0GHz Notebook

Choices: Capri Pink, Pacific Blue, Raven Black or Wasabi Green

Powered by Intel's Pentium Dual Core processor, this Q2 notebook provides everything you need for school, work or home in one incredible offer! Get a better view with the 12.1" wide non-glare LCD screen. The built-in DVD/RW Super-Multi drive allows you to record CDs and DVDs. This notebook has been implemented with Microsoft's Windows Vista Home Premium operating system. Furthermore, the Vista Home Software bundle is included to keep you busy with your brand new notebook. Embrace the next wave in computing power with the Q2 notebook!

Notebook Features

  • 12.1" Widescreen LCD display
  • Intel Pentium Dual Core T3200 2.0GHz Processor
  • 2GB DDR2 System Memory expandable to 4GB and 250GB Hard Drive
  • Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium
  • Super-Multi DVD/RW optical drive
  • Home Vista Software Bundle: For a list of software titles included, please see the "Additional Information" tab.

    One year warranty

    Dimensions: 1.18"H x 9.09"D x 11.93"W

    **Notebook includes trial version software titles that have been pre-installed by the manufacturer.

    • Processor
      Brand Intel
      Model Pentium Dual Core T3200
      Speed 2.0GHz
    Memory
      Type DDR2
      RAM 2GB
      RAM expandable to 4GB
    Hard Drive
      Size 250GB
    Memory Card Reader
      Type 4-in-1
      Compatible with SD, MMC, MS, MSPRO
    Optical Drive
      Type SuperMulti drive
    Ports
      USB Type 2.0
      USB 3
      Video HDMI port
      Audio Mic-in jack, Headphone jack.
    Internet / Networking
      Modem 56K modem jack
      Network Cards RJ-45 10/100/1000 Gigabit LAN
    Features & Accessories
      Graphics Card Integrated GMA X4500 graphics card
      Audio / Speakers Built-in microphone
      Keyboard 86-key Windows keyboard
      Mouse 2-button touchpad
    Software
      Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium
    Power Specifications
      Battery Type 8-cell
      AC Adapter Included
    Warranty
      Notebook One year
      Desktop One year
    Weight
      Notebook 3.5 lbs.

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    Choosing a Notebook:

    Choosing a portable computer, usually called a laptop or notebook, is in many ways similar to choosing a standard desktop computer. Think about your computer needs and balance those with cost. Just remember that bigger screens and extra features usually mean more weight, and the whole point of buying this kind of computer over a desktop model is its portability.

    Here's a quick rundown of the advantages and disadvantages between desktop and notebook computers:

    Desktop computers are…

  • Generally less expensive than notebooks.
  • Usually have bigger keyboards and larger screens.
  • Are difficult to transport.
  • Often bulky and can take up a lot of desk space.

    Notebook computers are…

  • Lightweight and easy to take anywhere.
  • Small and take up very little space.
  • Usually more expensive than desktop models with similar features.
  • More difficult to upgrade and repair.
  • More susceptible to dropping and/or breaking.

    If you decide that a notebook computer is what you want, the next step is to choose the correct machine to fit your needs. Use the scenarios below to determine the notebook that's right for you, based on how you want to use it.

    The Basic Home User

  • Wants a desktop replacement packed with the same features of a desktop computer, or a mid-size budget-friendly notebook that balances performance with portability.
  • Key specs to look for: 14.1" or larger display; AMD Turion 64, AMD Turion 64 X2, Intel Core Duo, or Intel Core 2 Duo processor; at least 1GB of memory; 200GB or larger hard drive for storing multimedia files; Fixed or swappable DVD burner; Windows Vista Home Premium operating system; Wired and wireless networking

    The Student on a Budget

  • Wants a notebook that balances features with price, and that is small, lightweight and rugged enough to be carried around campus.
  • Key specs to look for: 14.1" or larger display; AMD Turion 64, AMD Turion 64 X2, Intel Core Duo, or Intel Core 2 Duo processor; at least 1GB of memory; 200GB or larger hard drive for storing multimedia files; DVD burner for projects and backing up data; Windows Vista Home Premium operating system; Wired and wireless networking to connect to campus network; Microsoft Office XP for homework, papers and projects

    The Business Traveler

  • Wants a thin, light and portable notebook for use at the office, at home, and on the road. It must also be powerful enough to perform well with a variety of business applications.
  • Key specs to look for: 14.1" or 15.4" display; AMD Turion 64 X2 or Intel Core 2 Duo processor; at least 1GB of memory but preferably 2GB; 120GB to 160GB midsize hard drive; Dual-layer DVD burner; Windows Vista Business or Ultimate operating system; Wired and wireless networking; Microsoft Office XP; Extra battery for continuous power

    The Multimedia Guru or Gamer

  • Wants to true desktop replacement packed with graphic-related features. Sacrifices some notebook portability for the ultimate in power, speed and space.
  • Key specs to look for: 15.4" or larger display; AMD Turion 64 X2, Intel Core 2 Duo or Intel Core 2 Extreme processor; 2GB or more of memory; 320GB or larger 7200rpm hard drive; Advanced graphics card with 256MB or 512MB of its own memory or dual SLI graphics; Dual-layer DVD burner, possibly HD-DVD or Blu-Ray compatible; Multimedia connectors such as S-Video, HDMI, FireWire and S/PDIF; Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate operating system; Wired and wireless networking; Wireless mouse and keyboard

    The Frequent Flier

  • Wants the most portable notebook possible, sacrificing some features in favor of a machine that is extremely small and lightweight. An ultraportable notebook is as small and light as they come.
  • Key specs to look for: 13.3" or smaller display; AMD Turion 64, AMD Turion 64 X2, Intel Core Solo or Intel Core 2 Duo processor; at least 1GB of memory; 120GB or smaller hard drive; Media slice or external CD-RW/DVD drive; Port replicator for the desk; Windows Vista Business operating system; Wired and wireless networking; Extra battery for continuous power



    • DVD One – Entertainment
  • Aquazone Jellies, Turtles and More
  • Desperate Housewives
  • Hoyle Board Games
  • Hoyle Puzzle Games
  • Muppet Babies – Thinking and Sorting
  • Sudoku For Kids
  • Wizard Chess
  • Zoboomafoo Creature Quest

    DVD Two – Productivity

  • Blaze DVD Copy
  • Bookkeeper 2007
  • Changes Beauty Studio
  • Cook'n With Pillsbury
  • Design and Print Business Edition
  • Easy Fax
  • Financial Powertools
  • Form Tool 6 Deluxe
  • Morpheous Photo Animation Pro
  • Open Office 2.0
  • Photo Show Deluxe 4
  • Professor Teaches vista
  • Qucken Willmaker Plus 2007
  • Send Photos
  • Stuffit Standard 9.5
  • Sunbird Calendar
  • Thunderbird Email
  • Turbo Backup
  • Typing Instructor Deluxe
  • World Book Encyclopedia 2007
  • Zoner Photostudio 7 home Edition

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