Allied Telesis AT 2801FX/ST

Advantages: 4 Cores (!!!) Compatible with older boards great value for money
Disadvantages: Cant think of any!

...When you buy a new cpu, when you 1st try it you probably will think whoa! thats fast. When you install the Q6600 you will most probably thinking whoaaaa! You will run out of benchmarks to put it through, as it has probably just exelled in all that it has taken. Its not just the powere that absolutely astonishes me, its also value for money. The 1st dual core chips were afew hundred pounds when they were 1st released, and considering that this is one of the few commerical quad core chips it excells in value for money, being around £150. It is also compatible with most dual core mother boards, meaning that you wont have to buy a pricey board just to accomadate something that wasnt that cheap in the 1st place. Dont got for a high end dual core, go for this, as in the long term this will last the longest, being the 1st type in its generation... Read review

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Advantages: Lightweight, compact and flexible. Great user interface and robust. Great design feature to aid handling.
Disadvantages: Lacks the power of other tablets, has trouble launching multi application envronments

...Over the past few months, I have been evaluating and rolling out tablet PC's across my organisation within the Health industry. My evaluation has covered the HP Compaq TC1100, the Motion M1200, the Fujitsu Stylistic ST4120, and the Toshiba Portégé 3500. What follows is a brief discussion of the Fujitsu Siemens Stylistic ST4110 which I hope will give users some guidance and prove informative. The Fujitsu Stylistic ST4120 was the first such device we trialed here at the Trust and it was certainly a fantastic baptism for both ourselves and the hardware. Vigorously tested and scrutinised by disgruntled employee's, under duress, it was quickly seen as a fantastic breakthrough in technological architecture and benefited users in almost every aspect of their working lives. It is the lightest of the Tablet PCs and gets the best battery life... Read review

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Advantages: Neat fold away design, costs peanuts
Disadvantages: Not exactly crammed with features

...I actually bought my ST90 whilst on a school trip in New York. In a little computer store opposite Macy's as it happens, but that's beside the point. Prior to purchasing this ST90, I only had its poor brother, the ST50, which had served me well, and showed that Saitek designed and constructer very sturdy little joysticks. I had used the '50' in all sorts of situations - a keen driving sim fan, it had been especially useful for use as a gearstick, pushing and pulling to change gears. When I had got bored of burning virtual rubber, the little hunk of black plastic was more than happy to jump straight into the role of flight simulator joystick, and performed equally as well in such a role. To my joy, when returning home, I found out that exactly was same was true of the ST50's big brother - the '90' One of my main reasons for wanting... Read review

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