RazorBook 400



RazorBook 400


After announcing Longitute 400, 3K Computers is releasing another mini notebook, called RazorBook 400, which will be available at a low price of $299.
This black UMPC weighs just 2 lbs and sports a 7-inch Active Matrix TFT LCD display, while the keyboard has a full-size design.
It is clear that RazorBook 400 is optimized for basic operations such as watching movies and listening to songs while on the go, as well as online chat and Internet browsing at mobile broadband speeds.

RazorBook 400


The integrated processor is an energy-saving model, fan-less, for quiet operations without consuming much power. The boot-up time is of 8 seconds.
3K Computers announced also that the mini laptop runs on a Trojan-free and virus-free operating system, which is enough to keep your online purchases secure.
It keeps you media on a 4GB SSD drive which permits a shock-resistant design.

In addition, there are several applications pre-installed like the Office Suite, PDF reader and Outlook email via Mozilla Firefox.
Other features include 512MB DDR2 memory, 3 USB 2.0 connectors, 802.11 Wireless LAN, Ethernet, modem, high-definition audio, and a 2-cell 2100 MaH Battery.

RazorBook 400


"The day has finally arrived and the 3K RazorBook 400 is now hitting the US market. We just lowered our MSRP to $299 as part of this exciting announcement. There has been a lot of comparison from bloggers to the Asus eeePC due to its similar 7-inch LCD form factor. The 3K RazorBook 400 is a unique product that was designed as a low-cost ($299) portable Internet appliance, not to replace your home PC or Notebook computer," declared Dan Jacobs, CEO, 3K Computers.

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3K RazorBook 713R



3K RazorBook 713R


3K Computers is a US computer manufacturer targeting the Built to Order marketplace. One of the latest notebook releases is the 13.3-inch semi-rugged business model called 3K RazorBook 713R.

Available at a suggested retail price of $1,399, the model is drop-resistant thanks to its magnesium allow housing with Optical Drive Lock Mechanism, has an Anti-Shock Mounted HDD, Anti-Shock Mounted LCD Screen, and sports spill-resistant keyboard, touchpad and buttons.

Among its features we mention a 13.3-inch XGA Bright LCD display, the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator with up to 224B of shared memory, up to 3GB memory, up to 250GB S-ATA HDD drive, the Intel Core 2 Duo processor technology, web camera, 3 USB 2.0 ports, Express Card slot, optional Bluetooth EDR 2.0, Military/CAC Smart Card Reader, and the TPM 1.2 hardware-based security module.

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Longitude 400



Longitude 400


3K, US computer manufacturer, has announced a new rival for the Eee PC and the other mini computers existent on the market.
This new one is called Longitude 400 and 3K Computers planned to release it on the market next month at a price of $399, but you can pre-order it now.
It is an ultra mobile PC weighting under 2 lbs, with a 7-inch LCD TFT display, just like the first version of the famous Eee PC, and it has also a full QWERTY keyboard, besides other functionalities I will tell you about in the following paragraphs, which make it a good laptop for mobile professionals, students and people that like to spend much time on the Internet and in chat rooms.

Longitude 400 Mini Notebook UMPC supports mobile broadband Internet connectivity and comes with the Office suite including AbiWord and GNUMeric, as well as some games, schedulers, music players, movie players and other useful applications.

It is powered by a 400 Mhz processor and has 3 USB ports, Ethernet LAN port, while running on Linux operating system.

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