Sale Price : From $1,299 - a saving of $500!
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Base Laptop Specifications :

• Intel® Coreâ„¢ 2 Duo T5450 (1.66 GHz)
• Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium
• 15.4″ WXGA TFT with integrated camera
• 1 GB / 4 GB, DDR2 SDRAM
• 120 GB, Serial ATA
• DVD Recordable, 24X Max
• Bluetooth Version 2.0 + EDR / PAN
• Intel® Graphics Chipset
• Weight 2.91 Kg
• Integrated Gigabit Ethernet

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Lenovo ThinkPad R61i - The All-Round Business Laptop

Lenovo (formerly IBM) ThinkPad’s have long been seen as the benchmark for rugged business laptops and the R61i continues this trend. With a weight of 2.91KG this doesn’t fall into the ultra-portable range of laptops but what you do get is a toughly built notebook with a comfortable keyboard - basically a laptop that is built for frequent and heavy use. (more…)

Having originally bought a 4GB iPod mini back in 2005, I recently run out of space as my iTunes music collection has expanded faster than my waist line! As I plan to start going back to the gym I decided to invest in a new iPod to make those long hours on the treadmill pass a bit quicker. When I originally bought the iPod mini it was mainly for it’s size and weight (for putting in my pocket whilst I pounded the streets) whilst providing a reasonable storage capacity of 5GB. The iPod mini has now been replaced by the iPod Nano which maxes out at 8GB for $349,00 but for the same price you can get a full 30GB iPod which although slightly larger you can store more music and videos (which you can display on a screen which is almost twice as big as that on the Nano). (more…)

Price : From $3,699
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Base Laptop Specifications :

• Intel® Coreâ„¢ Duo Processor
• Genuine Windows Vista®
• 17″ Wide Screen WUXGA UltraSharpâ„¢ display with TrueLifeâ„¢
• Weight Starting at 3.96 kg

The XPS M1710 is Dell’s fastest notebook to date and has been specifically engineered to cater for those of you with an obsession for games and multimedia. It has a built in Intel Core Duo 2 Processor and an NVIDIA GeForce graphics card which are supported by up to 4GB of memory! This adds to the overall realism for when you’re engaged in the latest games and we’d highly recommend this model for anyone serious about online gaming.

This same power can also be applied to music and video creation meaning that this is the ultimate Dell multimedia laptop. For just $5,599 you can also get an option Blu-Ray next generation DVD player, an illuminated touch pad and 16 colour exterior lights. Prices for this model start from only $3,699 which considering all of the features and product spec is a one of the best deals in Australia for this type of computer.

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Irrespective of your business sector, one of the most important decisions that you are going to need to make for is selecting the right computer or notebook, along with any related computer equipment or peripherals. Many businesses find that computers are the easiest and most convenient way to store their files as well as performing day to day business activities so when selecting the right make and model it is important to choose the right computer from the word go.  As there are a multitude of offers on the market it can often be a confusing situation to be in unless your very tech savvy. Depending on your business requirements there are different things to look out for which we will explain in more detail below. (more…)

Base Laptop Specifications :

• 2.16GHz Core Duo T2600
• 1GB PC2-4300 RAM
• 60GB HDD
• Dual layer DVD writer
• 256MB 7900 GS graphics
• 17 inch 1920×1200 LCD
• 802.11a/b/g
• DVI
• Windows XP Pro
• 3 years onsite NBD warranty
• Weight 3.8kg

Not the cheapest model but well worth the extra dollars. It has fantastic features, is very powerful and comes with Dell’s excellent support package. This model is perfect if you’re looking for power on the move and gets our thumbs up.

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Base Laptop Specifications :

•  2GHz Core Duo TS500
• 1GB PC2-5300 RAM
• 80GB HDD
• Intel GMA 950 graphics
• 14.1inch 1440×900 LCD
• 802,11a/b/g
• Fingerprint reader
• TPM
• Windows XP Pro
• 3 year onsite NBD warranty
• Weight 2.64kg

This is the ultimate business notebooks with the recently added bonus now of having dual core and a wide screen. It has loads of great features (see spec above), more than six hours of battery life and an outstanding support package. You really can’t go wrong with this business notebook from Dell which consistently tops its class.

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Base Laptop Specifications :

• 1.2GHz Core Duo U2500
• 1GB PC2-5200 RAM
• 60GB Harddisk
• 12.1inch 1280×800 LCD
• 802.11a/b/g WLAN
• Fingerprint reader
• TPM
• Windows XP PRO
• 3 years onsite warranty
• Weight 1.5kg.

This is one the best ultraportable notebooks on the market. It offers fantastic security featuring fingerprint and smartcard readers and is extremely mobile thanks to its 1.5kg weight and a generous four hour battery life. Additionally, it comes with a docking station for added convenience.

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Base Desktop Specifications :

• 2.13GHz Core 2 E6400
• 1GB PC2-5300 RAM
• 80GB HDD
• Dual layer DVD writer
• 128MB Ati Radeon X1300 graphics
• Media card reader. Windows XP Pro
• 3 year (next business day) onsite warranty.

This PC is designed for business use and features the Dell Core 2 processor meaning your applications keep running smoothly for a long, long time. There is also great flexibility in terms of size, support and management features across the entire Dell Optiplex range which means that every size of business is catered for with this PC.

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For many people Dell is pretty much the ultimate brand to go for if you’re after the perfect business notebook. The Dell latitude D620 consistently tops the charts for business notebooks as does the D420 for its ultra portability. However, one area which is semi-new territory for Dell is that which has been termed the ‘ruggedised’ notebooks category – for those of us that need the additional security of knowing that the hard-drive can withstand those all too familiar shocks and accidental bumps. Having recently lost half the data on my Sony Vaio through an ‘accidental tumble’ I’m pretty well qualified to review Dell’s first foray in to the rugged notebook landscape - but doubt whether any notebook could withstand an encounter with the flagstones on my kitchen floor so I won’t be testing this one quite as thoroughly ! (more…)