| Samsung X360-34P 13.3-Inch Laptop (1.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU9400 Centrino 2 Processor, 3 GB RAM, 128 GB Solid State Drive, Vista Business) | 
| Brand: Samsung
Category: Personal Computer
List Price: $2,499.00
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Batteries Included: Yes
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Business
System Bus Speed: 800
Floppy Disk Drive: None
Modem: None
Display Size: 13.3
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.9
Dimensions (in): 1.2 x 12.2 x 8.9
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: NP-X360-AA02US
Model: X360-34P
UPC: 036725721210
EAN: 0036725721210
ASIN: B001I45TBM
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| Features:
| • | 13.3â Wide, 1280 x 800 WXGA, 300 nits LED Backlit | | • | Powered by Intel® Centrino® 2 Processor Technology, featuring the Intel® Coreâ¢2 Duo U9300 processor, 1.4 GHz | | • | 128GB, 1.8â Solid State Drive (SSD), 3 GB DDR3 1066 MHz | | • | Intel® Intel GMA4500MHD shared, 802.11 a/b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR, 10/100/1000 BaseTX LAN | | • | 6-Cell Lithium Ion, Genuine Microsoft Vista® Business - 32 bit, 1.3 Mega Pixel webcam, Kensington Key Lock, 1 year standard parts and labor, 2.8 lbs |
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Product Description
PREMIUM NOTEBOOK X360-34P 1.4G 3GB 128GB 13.3IN 1YR
Amazon.com Product Description
Samsung X 360: Nothing But the Best
Stay ahead of the game with the X360 laptop. Weighing only 2.8 pounds it's the perfect way to keep you on your toes, light on your feet. Packed with sophisticated features like a revolutionary battery life of up to 10 hours and an LED backlit LCD screen that displays vibrant color with crisp images, it offers nothing but the best. Watch your productivity grow with the SAMSUNG X360.
Lighter Than Air
The lightest notebook in its 13.3-inch LCD class, the X360 is designed to go almost anywhere. With a weight of only 2.8 pounds, the SAMSUNG X360 increases your possibilities, without sacrificing performance.
Longer Battery Life
Maximize your productivity and work on a single battery charge for a full work day. The 6-cell Lithium Ion battery provides revolutionary
battery life with up to 8 hours of continuous use when using the equally revolutionary 128GB solid state drive.
LED backlit display
The 13.3-inch wide SuperBright LED backlit LCD display gives you up to 30% more display space than traditional screens with an incredible
300 nits of brightness. And you don't have to sacrifice quality or battery life no matter what you’re working on. Images are vibrant, rich with
bold color and improved viewing angles.
More Storage
There's plenty of room for all of your applications with 120 GB traditional hard disk drive (HDD) storage. Even in this lightweight package, there is
still plenty of storage for all of your documents along with you favorite pictures, music and videos.
Reliable Security
The X360 features a trusted Platform Model to keep your data safe and secure. Also; with its integrated biometric fingerprint reader, log-on and
data encryption, it will be virtually impossible for others to access your important data.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Do your research before writing a review! March 2, 2009
Justin Tan
22 out of 22 found this review helpful
I never write reviews, I barely even read reviews, but I feel compelled to write something here because the majority of reviewers for this product don't know nearly enough about computers to warrant any criticism. This is an ULTRAPORTABLE ... it's supposed to compete against laptops like the Macbook Air, the Lenovo X61s, and Sony TT. If you look at ANY of these laptops, they're significantly more expensive, have less features, and ARE NOT supposed to be used for gaming or heavy multimedia use. Have any of you even picked up a 2.8lb laptop??! It's really freakin' light...so obviously they had to compromise on SOME features.
This laptop is actually really amazing. Google it, read up on review websites like [...], and you'll see that it trumps the competition.
p.s. The hertz cpu value says barely anything about the quality of the processor. The Su9300 is actually the latest generation, and is very efficient (hence, the 5hrs+ battery life). If we went strictly by hertz, then the $99 dell 9 inch laptop (@1.6 ghz) would be faster.
Best laptop I have owned November 23, 2008
Mark Hargraves
16 out of 17 found this review helpful
I bought this laptop four days before writing this review. I wanted to be sure I was not just overwhelmed at the laptop before writing this review.
First off I want to add that I wanted a laptop that was small, light weight, could use outside without the light negating the screen, had a long battery life and that I could write code on. I say write code on as I am a database developer and use Microsoft's Visual Studio and SQL Server products on a daily basis.
After installing all the software I use, and using it for the last four days, all I can say is that it is almost the perfect laptop.
What is not perfect about it? Well it does not have a CD or DVD player on it (I can live without but nice to have), it is thicker in the back part than what the images show online.
Other than that, it is the best laptop I have ever owned. To give you an idea of laptops I have owned in the last five years, I have owned Toshiba Sattelite, Toshiba Portege, Sony VAIO (both 17" and 12"), and a Dell XPS 13.3". The Dell was my last purchase and I found it very heavy, battery life was terrible, and I could not see the screen un-plugged even inside.
BTW, the LED back lit screen is the most awesome thing I have experienced on this laptop yet.
JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED March 20, 2009
Prosaic (Las Vegas)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I would have given it 6 stars if that were possible.
My long quest for a notebook has ended with the purchase of this amazing machine. I marvel at the ingenuity that went into designing this notebook every time I pick it up.
Pros: way too many but I will try and list some important and a few obscure ones.
1. Finger print scanner: Works like a charm. I am so used to it on my desktop; not having it was not an option. If you use it, then DO NOT UPGRADE IE7 to IE8. Current software will not work with the new IE.I had to go back to IE7.
2. HDMI: worked right away when connected to 5 yr old Sony HDTV (SXRD, yeah, they don't make them any more).
3. Weight: LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT: Makes a big difference when lugging bags thru airports.
4. 13.3 screen size is perfect for the resolution, any smaller would be a waste and larger size would not be as sharp. Very bright and readable outdoors.
5. Battery: Seems to go on forever. This combined with weight and screen size was my biggest concern. 7-8 hrs is usual for me (I do not game, so running on Samsung power saver still gets me enough oomph)
6. SD card reader, not unique to this notebook, but coming from a MacBook Pro 15" it was a welcome addition.
7. No bloatware, just the thoughtful utilities you need.
8. Wireless a/b/g/n; all computers at home are on "N", so this helped in not slowing everything down.
9. Screen folds back 180 degrees. Makes life so much simpler.
10. Quiet: Whisper quiet and cool, I have never owned a laptop/notebook this cool.
11. Price: Truth be told, I was about to buy the $2400+ version when I read about the sale on engadget and lucked out with getting one when it was on sale for $749 for the 120GB model. For $1750 less, I can live without the SSD.
12. Looks: This is subjective but I love the color scheme, matches my HTC Touch diamond from sprint. I still would have bought it if it were ugly beige (or neon yellow for that matter), looks are not that important to me, but it is nice to have a good looking computer on top of all the must have features.
13. P-dock, not that important to me, but good to know it is there if I ever have to work out of an office.
CONS:
1. Bright blinking blue LED in sleep mode, I wish there was a way to turn it off.
2. Bluetooth: Takes me several attempts to pair up Stereo Bluetooth headset. It could be me, headset or the notebook. A work in progress. Everything else pairs up without a hitch.
3. Optical drive: Not an issue for me, may be for some. If that is important to you, you can "backup" movies as .iso image to hard drive and mount them with any number of available free software. With 32GB SD cards, transferring data should not be an issue.
4. Vista: This was a sticking point for me and I was going to "UP/Down-grade" to XP. But I have to be honest; this is not the Vista I had tried a few years back. I will keep the Vista Business ultimate.
5. No backlit keyboard.
6. No dedicated wireless switch.
All in all, this is the lightest 13.3 incher, capable, feature rich and good looking notebook that has a great screen and incredible battery life.
This is one of my favorite laptops I've had. April 5, 2009
Dong Sook Kim
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
First off, I was a samsung nc10 netbook user and I was very very happy with it that I got rid of my main laptop which sported 4gb ram and core 2 duo processor. The main reason that I embraced samsung nc10 was the lightness, battery life and portability of it. Ever since I saw someone using it, I fell it love with it and I had to buy one to try it out. After using for about 2 weeks, I said to myself that I would never go back to a big laptop that weighed too much or the overall size is too big.
On my 3rd months of usage, I came across this x360-34g and the price was reasonable considering the fact that it had a core 2 duo processor, 3 gb ram, vista(which I love), and most importantly, weight of 2.9 lbs and its thinness.
I waited until the price would go further down, but it didn't. Then, the amazon was out of stock. I missed out on the deal. But I got a great deal on ebay a few days later and scored one of these.
Pros
-Very light (as light as any netbook you see in the market)
-Thin, so it doesn't feel bulky even with the 13.3 inch screen
-Piano black finish is just elegant
-Red brushed-metal first worried me a little because I am a guy with 200lbs of meat. But, it looks much better in person than in photos. The red is more like a darkish red/maroon and it's not a solid red color. It has streaks going from side to side so it makes it look more stylish and it would even camouflage any scratches you would get from normal use. (can't vouch for it, but I am guessing so)
-camera works fine, up-to-par quality in video chat
-Chicklet keyboard is awesome. I've always loved it on my gf's macbook. It just feels so comfortable and it actually makes me type a little faster than other keyboard.
-3 usb, 1HDMI, SD slot, etc, etc
-HDMI is a must if you want to use a big monitor/TV as an output and this little machine has it!
-From 100% charge, I watched a 2 hour divx movie with full volume and it still had 76% battery left. I couldn't believe it because that was actually better than how my nc10 fared. It was just one test, so I don't think it's a definitive benchmark, but I was impressed. I expected to see 30~40% battery, but it was a good surprise
-cool blue leds on power button and indicator lights
-Bright Screen - Brighter than any other screen I've had. I have to lower it down to 2 bars to feel comfortable.
-Finger print reader, just cool. But I don't plan on using it since I don't have any personal stuff in my computer.
-Intuitive Function (FN) key layout.
-C2D processor feels much much faster than the atom processor I've used (of course). It doesn't feel any slower than my previous c2d processor that had 2.0 ghz if the task is not too intensive(I haven't gotten to a point where I felt the computer was slowing down because of 1.2 ghz speed yet)
-nice little rubber paddings between the screen and the body. They prvent rubbing/scratching of the plastics parts on the screen and the body. I've had sony computer without these rubber pieces and the inside of the laptop was full of little scratches and rubbing marks.
-cool thing - battery indicator on the bottom of the laptop. Useful = don't know.
-Price is awesome for a fast, lightweight, ultracompact laptop.
Cons
-Glossy screen sometimes bothers me if there's a direct light coming from the back. But tilting the screen gets rid of the glares most of the time.
-Hard drive is a little on the small side.
-power cord jack is in the back right corner. I cant plug it right in unless I turn the laptop a little to see the hole.
I tried to write an honest review of this product. I usually don't go out of my way to write a review, but when I am impressed by something, I tend to find a tme to write a review. I actually went ahead and sold my nc10 because this x360-34g is as portable and compact as nc10 is.
This is definitely bigger than nc10, but it is thinner than nc10 so in some way, it makes up for the overall size. when I first opened the box, I couldn't believe that this was a 13.3 inch laptop because it felt very compact due to the thinness.
If you have netbook and you are fed up with its weak processor and ram limitation, this one definitely suit you better. I am so glad that I've got this and got rid of my nc10. I was very happy with nc10, but this one is more versatile in every aspect.
ultracompact laptop that performs!
If you have any specific question to ask about x360-34g, feel free to write me an email. I would be more than glad to help you out.
The best computer I've ever owned March 7, 2009
Roy Cohn (Charlottesville, Virginia)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I have owned many computers over the last 25 years, starting with an IBM "personal portable" which had the size and portability of small refridgerator ;-}. High points have included the Compaq Aero of the late 1980s, the pioneering sub 3 lb Sony Vaio TS of the late 1990s and the shiny ultralight Toshiba M300 Portege of the early 2000s: in my view this Samsung X360 is the best of the lot, the shizzle when it comes to ultralight laptops. For me the key issues are its lightness (scarcely over a kilogram), its large very bright 13.3 screen, its seven hour battery life, and its solid build quality. The only possible thing might have been if it also included an optical drive, but that might have meant it was less svelte, light, and cheap... (I got it on a day Amazon was selling it for $1049, and there is a $300 Samsung mail-in rebate on top of that). I am really happy with the purchase
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