Advantages: Looks Amazing Disadvantages: only a 250GB hard drive
another great laptop! the design looks amazing in every way! thro they could of done something with the spaces either side of the keyboard, i think the black rely brings it out. the display quality complements the build quality in that this laptop wont fall apart on you any time soon. samsung are renowned for there build quality!. the graphics card it good, Intel's own an latest. 3GBs ram although becoming slightly regular is still top end when it comes down to it. that with the processor will give a very speedy laptop. the hard drive isn't great i would of liked to see at leased a 500GB in a 15.6" display size laptop, the CD drive doesn't support blu-ray which is a shame but we can all do without the expensive costs of blu-ray DVDs quality or not. the OS is vista home premium which will run very well on the hardware specifications ...
jjlyon 12.10.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: somewhat helpful Review of Samsung R519 P
Having been forced to move again (against my will I must add) I felt I deserved some new toys, I was on the verge of buying a 40 odd inch plasma when out of the blue I won one, and had also purchased a Xbox 360 Elite these new toys adorn my office, but I felt something was missing, that something was a nice cinema sound set up. Being as my house was slowly become a Samsung house I felt that they had to be the brand to supply me with my new equipment.
The new move wore me out and I spent a week trying to plug up the courage to install my new system, if you have ever installed one of these or even a stereo with separate speakers its not necessarily a difficult job, but its incredibly fiddly and time consuming. My last Cinema sound system which I bought about 6 years ago was a right pain in the backside, it was fiddly unreliable ...
Advantages: Quick, easy to use, and lots of features Disadvantages: None in comparison to my old one
I have had my Samsung V25 for a couple of months now, and thought I would give you my verdict.
The acquisition of this product came about by accident. I had an IBM, which I loved. It had an external floppy drive though, and when my son decided to move it out of his way, he put the floppy drive on top of the keys, and tried to shut the lid. (Ouch!)
So, with a cracked screen, which the insurance company were unable to replace, they offered me a Samsung V25 in it?s place.
I cannot say that I am sorry. Although I loved my IBM, this really is the bee?s knees in comparison (after all, the IBM is pretty out of date at only 3 years old).
***About Samsung***
Samsung entered the UK market in 1984, and now turn over £300M per year. They are market leaders in computer monitors, fax machines, telephones, microwave ovens etc ...
