I think I did quite badly for the 3D job. Guess 3D rendering isn’t my strength yet. I still have to spend more time studying the correct way to put in lighting and materials.
Anyway, I was recommended a Dell Latitude D820.
Here are the specs:
Intel® Core™ Duo processors 667MHz Front Side Bus & 2MB/4MB Smart L2 Cache
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor T7200 (2.00GHz)
Genuine Windows® XP Professional SP2
945PM with NVidia graphics
2GB (2x1GB) 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
15.4” WSXGA+ (1680 X 1050 resolution)
512MB NVIDIA® Quadro NVS 120M TurboCache™
120GB SATA (5400RPM) HDD
Large Nylon Case or upgrade to a Nylon Back Pack case at SGD8.40
90 Watt AC adapter with cord wrapping
Primary 9-cell/85 WHr “Smart” Li-Ion battery featuring ExpressCharge
8X DVD+/-RW Combo Drive
56K5 v.92 Internal Modem; 10/100/1000 Gigabit6 Ethernet network interface adaptor
Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945A/G (802.11a/g)
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth internal wireless card
54mm Express Card Slot; supports both 54mm and 34mm Express Cards
PC Card: One Type I or Type II
I/O Ports: Serial, 1394, docking connector, 4 USB, powered USB (D-Bay), VGA, headphone/speaker out, infrared port, RJ-11, RJ-45, AC power
3-Year Next Business Day (8x5) On-Site Service (Parts + Labour) International Support For Notebooks
Starting at 2.73 kg
SGD3069.15 as at 28 November 2006
Due to the bad comments about HP DV9000 series which cost at 3.2k, I decided to strike that off and now leads me to deciding between Dell’s Inspiron 9400 and Asus F3J.
tata…
Anyway, I was recommended a Dell Latitude D820.
Here are the specs:
Intel® Core™ Duo processors 667MHz Front Side Bus & 2MB/4MB Smart L2 Cache
Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor T7200 (2.00GHz)
Genuine Windows® XP Professional SP2
945PM with NVidia graphics
2GB (2x1GB) 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM
15.4” WSXGA+ (1680 X 1050 resolution)
512MB NVIDIA® Quadro NVS 120M TurboCache™
120GB SATA (5400RPM) HDD
Large Nylon Case or upgrade to a Nylon Back Pack case at SGD8.40
90 Watt AC adapter with cord wrapping
Primary 9-cell/85 WHr “Smart” Li-Ion battery featuring ExpressCharge
8X DVD+/-RW Combo Drive
56K5 v.92 Internal Modem; 10/100/1000 Gigabit6 Ethernet network interface adaptor
Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945A/G (802.11a/g)
Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth internal wireless card
54mm Express Card Slot; supports both 54mm and 34mm Express Cards
PC Card: One Type I or Type II
I/O Ports: Serial, 1394, docking connector, 4 USB, powered USB (D-Bay), VGA, headphone/speaker out, infrared port, RJ-11, RJ-45, AC power
3-Year Next Business Day (8x5) On-Site Service (Parts + Labour) International Support For Notebooks
Starting at 2.73 kg
SGD3069.15 as at 28 November 2006
Due to the bad comments about HP DV9000 series which cost at 3.2k, I decided to strike that off and now leads me to deciding between Dell’s Inspiron 9400 and Asus F3J.
tata…
2 comments:
careful, dell's display spolits very easily
haa... every laptop got its own problem. technology things is whether u are lucky or not. it all depends on the source of production of the device. acer, sony, toshiba, ibm, any other brands each will also hv problem. dell is one of them which produces one of the best business class lappie n desktops, i.e. D820. getting sony i also scared its battery will explode. getting lenovo i also scared too many shocks will spoil the notebook. not trying to defend dell, but i am seeing where i can put my money best to get the best system
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