Light, small, fast, and amazing battery. Cant fault the Q1U

Advantages: Lightweight but very functional!
Disadvantages: Small HDD? Thats all i can fault really!

...Great little tablet PC with only a few drawbacks. Firstly the battery life is INCREDIBLE. On battery-save mode you get 12 hours with the big battery!! The screen is clear, the touchscreen is responsive and accurate. Some people have said the 600mhz version is slow but mine launches fullscreen video whilst web browsing with no problems at all. Worth being careful with the bloatware you install as there's a big selection on the disk, but you dont really need much of it. As for the downsides... some versions dont have the SD slot, either of the 2 cameras, bluetooth, the fingerprint reader, or the control buttons on the top right of the screen (volume etc) so be very careful to check when you buy - the model number doesnt tell you this! This isnt a problem with the device, just the way it's sold. Personally i cant fault the Q1U. I'd have...

stave84 24.02.2009 · Read review
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Review of Samsung Q1 Ultra A110 800 MHz - 7" TFT

This MP3 is for me

Advantages: Samsung, stylish, range of music playback modes; reliable
Disadvantages: Nothing lasts forever

...My MP3 is practically my best friend; it goes everywhere with me and I don't think cycling would be the same without it. I once had an IPOD shuffle but it got stolen. Although distraught, I have to admit it wasn't practicable because there was no screen - you couldn't see what you was playing. I bought a Samsung 1GB KP3 which was really stylish and reliable. The obnly problem was that I ran out of room on a 1GB. That's when I decided to get an 8GB YP-Q1 at only £70 from Amazon! Bargain for an 8GB which stores 4000 songs! *Features Okay, lets describe the product. I treasure Samsung which is reknown for its quality and liability- both my phones are Samsung (G600) and (J700) and they are made really well and are a major leading manufactuer in the technology industry (Phioens, TV, DVD, MP3 etc). I was drawn to the Q1 because I really...

LaceyR26 16.05.2009 · Read review
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Review of Samsung YP-Q1 4GB

Simply Amazing

Advantages: Looks, Sounds, And Works Absolutely Perfectly
Disadvantages: The On/Off/Lock Switch, Emodio

...EDIT 03/06/2009: EmoDio review expanded Hey guys, been a while! Reviewing can be time consuming, hence I havn't got around to going any other reviews. But I simply had to, for this wonderful little machine! The Samsung YP-Q1 comes in memory sizes 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB. For those who don't know the meaning of this, one GB (GigaByte) is 1024 MegaBytes. Your average MP3 file is about 4 MegaBytes, but it's different with me since I listen to metal songs, and on average, these are longer than other genres. But 16GB will be a challenge to full up (I've filled up 14GB, so i'm close!), but i'm a MASSIVE music lover. So it's up to you to decide which size you need, based on your music library. To help you out, each album on average is about 70MB. So get counting! These MP3 players are a far cheaper alternative to the iPod. A 16GB i...

Necormancer 25.05.2009 (08.06.2009) · Read review
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Review of Samsung YP-Q1 16GB

Q1 Great product but not for everyone.

Advantages: Extremely Portable
Disadvantages: Low battery Life, No keyboard/Mouse included

...This is a great product from Samsung and microsoft. I have had mine for 3 months now and love how easy it is to use. The Q1 features a touch screen and seems to recognise all of my very scruffy hand writing. I don't use the dial keys that included and would like the input panel to be transparent but these aren't big problems. Only recently have I discovered that you can teach microsoft voice to recognise your voice and let you control your operating system. You can also talk type but this seems to muddle some words up and believes you are saying something you aren't . The Q1 only has a 900mhz cpu, 40gb hdd and 512mb screen and this may seem bad for the price but the other perks totally make up for this mistake. The Q1 also features bluetooth and a mmc card slot. You can also boot straight into av station avoiding the os to play...

havanslevin 08.12.2006 (09.12.2006) · Read review
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Review of Samsung Q1 Celeron M 900 MHz - 7" TFT

Jesi goes Digital - Q1 - Fine Pix, though!

Advantages: Easy to carry, easy to use; high quality pictures easily downloaded to your PC; xD "Flash" Memory Card or 8MB resident in camera; can be used as a webcam; battery usage economical
Disadvantages: Must use USB cable to access on-camera pictures; as with many digital cameras: action shots are often blurred; uses 2 AA batteries

...Anyone who has noticed the new photographic additions to my reviews (both old and new) could not fail to notice that I have had an addition to my technological arsenal - to wit - a new digital camera! ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ FUJIFILM FINEPIX DIGITAL Q1 ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ ☼ Manufacturer’s description: “The Q1 Digital is perfect for the newcomer to digital photography, or if you're looking for a digital camera to take everywhere with you. Featuring everything you'd want from an entry-level model, including a movie mode, the Q1 Digital offers both style and substance. Its beauty is not just skin-deep; the 2 megapixel Q1 Digital offers a great deal of functionality. Features include 3 flash modes, QVGA movie mode and a TFT LCD screen for easy review and playback of your still images...

jesi 23.01.2005 · Read review
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Review of Fujifilm FinePix Digital Q1

Samsung's Neat Little Netbook

Advantages: Good performance, Good connectivity options, Good webcam, 160GB HDD, Upgradeable
Disadvantages: Not very good accessories, Picks up Fingerprints, Weird button under touchpad

...(although I do still have the cloth from my Eee PC). USING The NC10 has a 1.6GHz Atom processor and 1GB of RAM, which doesn't sound like much but it is very nippy for a low cost notebook. Music and videos play smoothly as they would on a full size laptop. The memory is even upgradable as the 1GB memory can be swapped with a 2GB one for even more performance. Also, 160GB storage for something that was meant to just be for surfing the net is pretty good and would allow for a lot of downloading. I would prefer this over a Linux netbook with a Solid State Drive with limited storage. Battery life seems to last about 5 hours although they quote 7 hours (probably only if you have it with the lowest brightness and leave it idle). The Samsung NC10 has a 10.2 inch screen with a native resolution of 1024 x 600, which was one of the deciding...

Deru 21.02.2009 (25.03.2009) · Read review
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Review of Samsung NC10

Better than my ipod!?

Advantages: Exceptional value for money
Disadvantages: not an ipod??

...Dont get me wrong, I loved my ipod, but I bought one of these on monday, as it had finally gone to see its maker... With finances tighter, I thought I would look at the other brands/models were available, and see what I could get for my money. I have to be honest, I believe that for £ 58 you are getting an equally good bit of kit - just without the 'badge'. Able to store upto 2000 tracks i understand, although I'm way short of that at the moment, it also has an FM radio, which will be great when I go camping next month. With the usual high quality 3hr play of video, it also fully supports BBC iPlayer, which is great for downloading TV progs etc. MyQ1 has in 4GB, but is also available with 8 and 16 GB, with a 2.4 inch QVGA display, viewing is easy. It has support for MP3, WMA, OGG and FLAC audio formats, WMV and MPEG-4 SP...

oscarto 12.05.2009 (22.05.2009) · Read review
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Review of Samsung YP-Q1 4GB

Samsung NC10 Review

Advantages: Good battery life, nice screen, near enough a full size keyboard
Disadvantages: small-ish trackpad

...I recieved this netbook for christmas and all i can say is 'wow'! My background with computers is vast having built many and installed multiple operating systems on each, however i have never owned a laptop. Therefore i was a little dubious about some of the things such as keyboard size, processing power and battery life. I was looking for a laptop which is very small in physical size while packing a punch so it could still carry out multiple tasks. Buying a full size (15.4") laptop seemed a bit pointlesss as i have two tower pc's which are my main machines, so this was just to be about casual surfing/ reading emails/ browsing while on the move. The Samsung NC10 is in my view one of the very best netbooks out there, the keyboard is just shy of being full size so no cramped typing (this review was written on it) Combine this...

MRob909 02.01.2009 · Read review
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Review of Samsung NC10

Samsung hits the netbook world for 6

Advantages: sturdy, reliable, quite nippy for a netbook, relativley cheap
Disadvantages: sound, no ssd option, still can't beat the aspire one

...With the netbook market already saturated to the point of that resembling a cat's fur when thrown into a bath (with almost as much fur flying between the competitors), it would seem that we don't need yet another standard netbook joining the ranks. However the samsung NC10 has proven to be a great addition to the market, and managed to undercut nearly all of their major competitors, even if it can't beat the acer aspire one. The NC10 is the usual netbook affair with regards to specs, it is fitted with the defacto standard intel atom, 160GB HDD and 1GB memory, this provides decent performance for all your web application needs and some circa 1999 gaming (no-one buys one for gaming anyway, but you've always got to at least try). It really isn't anything special in this department, but all netbooks are pretty similar anyway. However the nc...

Kai_M 25.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of Samsung NC10

Samsung F480

Advantages: Innovative, fun to use
Disadvantages: takes getting used to

...I got the Samsung F480 recently as a free upgrade from my contract provider, I don't think I would have paid for this phone as I'm fairly clumsy and wouldn't have been convinced the large screen would have lasted more than a month. The phone itself however isn't as fragile as it looks and I haven't managed to do any damage to it yet (Despite dropping it on several occasions and sitting on it once.) I'm not going to go in all the technical details of the phone as I don't think they provide you what you really need to know about the phone so I'll stick to the stuff that I use a mobile for. Navigating you way round the menu's on the phone is fairly easy and I find the touchscreen quite innovative, the menu's follow the standard Samsung format and you can find everything you need quite easily, the phone is obviously an attempt to rival...

skipper6 05.09.2008 · Read review
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