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January 24, 2005
Panasonic R3 Review
Keeping the same format as the Panasonic R2, the newer version seems to be much more enticing. With special emphasis on design and appearance, it proves to be a positive remake of the slim trilogy. Carrying the Intel Pentium-M 1.1GHz Dolan processor, the R3 keeps its small portable design without diminishing speed. It comes standard with a 60GB HDD and 512mb, which is upgradeable to a 1GB. Designers added a small bonus with the Panasonic R series by allowing users to pick an outer shell color. By choosing from fourteen different design colors users can express themselves on a higher level than just their desktop wallpaper. Full Specs in article.
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| Model Reviewed: CF-R3 CPU: Intel Pentium M 1.1GHZ L2 Cache: 2MB CPU RAM: 512mb Chipset: Intel 855 HDD: 60GB Ultra ATA100 Chip: Silicon Motion Lynx 3DM VRAM: 64MB Display: 10.4" XGA TFT Resolution: up to 1024 x 768 pixels @ 16M colors External Resolution: up to 1600 x 1200 pixels @ 16M colors Sound Card: 16 bit stereo PCM Sound Generator, monaural speaker PCMCIA: Type II x 1 CardBus compatible Modem: 56K flex V.90 mini PCI fax/modem 802.11b/g Wireless LAN v.90 modem USB2.0 x 2 (R2: USB2.0 x 1) USB 1.1 x1 VGA x1 microphone x1 headphones x1 SD Memory Card x1 Keyboard: 85 key OADG, 17mm pitch, 2mm stroke Pointing Device: WheelPad with Bi-Directional Scrolling Battery Life: Standard Battery : 8.5 hours Power Consumption: 40W A/C adapter: 100-240V / 50-60 Hz Size: 9.0(W) x 7.2(L) x 0.9-1.6(H) [inch] 229 x 183.5 x 24.2-41.6 [mm] Weight: 2.1 lbs / 0.99 kg Package contains: A/C adapter; standard battery; English manual; Telephone cable Windows XP Professional (English) Windows 2000 Professional (English) Optional |
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Posted by geekblue at January 24, 2005 7:56 AM