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January 13, 2005
Sharp Actius MP30 Laptop review
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Smaller isn't always better when it comes to technology. That's the idea we had when we first started to review the Sharp Actius MP30 . With its thin pull-up screen and a clean basic look we thought there was nothing to it. Once we took it apart, we realized what a machine Sharp had built. Weighting in at about 2.7 pounds, the Actius MP30 carries a DVD player. Movies and games are played by a 1.6 GHz processor. No need to worry about your screen because the ultra-thin 10.4 inch display, with bright color contrast, will make you drool. Don't worry about battery life either. In normal mode you can watch 3 full length movies before having to plug in. If you need to make it last a little longer then just put it in Mobile Mode and another 2 hours can be pulled from it. Of course you will lose some processing power and screen brightness but it is well worth the 8 hours of battery life. Read more for product specs. |
Processor-- Transmeta Efficeon TM8800 1.6 GHz
RAM installed-- 512 MB DDR SDRAM
Hard drive-- 40 GB IDE
CD-RW / DVD-ROM combo
Removable storage type-- None
Keyboard, Glide Pad
Weight-- 2.9 lbs
Dimensions-- 10 in x 8.2 in x 1.2 in
Display size-- 10.4 in TFT active matrix
Max resolution-- 1024 x 768
Video RAM installed-- 32 MB
Video output-- AGP 4x
Audio output-- Sound card
Type-- Network adapter
Modem-- 56 Kbps Fax / modem
Battery installed-- 1 Lithium ion
Posted by geekblue at January 13, 2005 6:45 AM