(+) positive aspects include the speed, apperance/design of the laptop, and the enhanced performance. (-) i have a matt black laptop and it shows dirty finger prints.
Advantages: Quad core, cheap, reliable, fast Disadvantages: Wireless lan occasionally disappears, Bullguard AV software needs upgrading
socket. Auxillary in (left and right) connectors plus composite and s-video connectors for connecting devices such as VCR players should you wish to transfer any of your old tapes onto PC. The Medion also comes with an eSata port included as standard. As eSata is supposedly 6 times faster than USB2, this is vital when it comes to transferring data to mass media storage devices. The final item on the front of the tower is the power button which is located in the centre of the bottom panel.
Moving to the back of the tower, there is the standard power, monitor adapter (DVI port but does come with a VGA adapter should you need to use it), PS2 mouse and keyboard connectors, 6 additional USB ports, a gigabit Ethernet wired network port and a firewire port for devices such as video cameras.
The top of the tower contains an eSata docking ...
Advantages: Looks stylish Disadvantages: looks can be deceptive, not designed for sitting on ha ha
My medion lasted the 1 year warranty period. I may or may have not got ripped off with the price,. I bought it from woolworths for £349, in the sales last year. It comes with a 15.4 inch lcd screen which is a good size for watching dvds, it also comes with a dvd re-writer, though I think most laptops do nowadays. Its ram is around 892 mb, which is not quite 1gb as the company would have you belive. In the year I have had it, there have been some niggling issues, such as when the battery meter says theres 60 minutes left, it will then say low battery after ten minuites. I found it easier to use as a staionery computer so that it can have a regular power source. I have also found that the usb cables don't stay in very well, any slight movement and they fall out. Sound quality isn't brilliant. Mine came preloaded with windows vista basic. I ...
Advantages: Simple to use, OK price, Large map selection Disadvantages: No home charger, Poor Battery life, long repair times, No 3D maps
The PNA350 is one of the latest products launched by the up and coming German company Medion.
Unlike the previous dedicated navigators from Medion which were Windows Mobile Machine based (even though severely cut down) and the PDA with GPS products the range seems to be better products. The GPS signal receiver is great improvement over the past products especially over the 150/170 range which had horrendous mapping and gave dreadful instructions, especially the all hated Navigator 3.1D by Dutch company TeleAtlas.
The maps are quite neat in this version even though bit and pieces are still missing, especially farms and isolated areas but considering the past products is a dramatic improvement.
The new PNA gets rid of the silly idea of having a stylus pen to tap on a car navigator and the software is more intuitive with bigger ...
Nick_Endeavour 17.08.2006 (23.08.2006)
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