Mid-range laptop reviews
The latest Mid-range laptop reviews at PC Advisor. Mid-range laptop user reviews, ratings, buying advice and price comparison
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Samsung Ativ Smart PC Pro 700T laptop review - Ultrabook power without finesse
Samsung's Windows 8 convertible laptop/tablet hybrid is long on horsepower, but short on build quality. Here's our Samsung Ativ Smart PC Pro 700T review.
17/04/2013
£975 inc VAT
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Samsung NP540U3C-A01UK review
The Samsung NP540U3C-A01UK is a 13in Windows touchscreen laptop that sells for £750.
08/02/2013
£750 inc VAT
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Samsung 550P7C review
The Samsung 550P7C is a capable 17in laptop with power to spare for general computing and Windows games.
08/10/2012
£850 inc VAT
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Samsung NP530U4BL review
The Samsung NP530U4BL is a sub-2kg laptop with 14in display and built-in optical drive.
03/05/2012
£799 inc VAT
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Samsung Series 5 Ultra review
The Series 5 is a good (albeit thick) ultraportable laptop that performs well, has plenty of storage and an optical drive.
02/04/2012
£749 inc VAT
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Samsung NP600B5B-S01UK review
The Samsung NP600B5B-S01UK is a solid business-focused laptop with a good turn of speed, scoring 125 in our WorldBench 6 tests.
27/02/2012
£800 inc VAT
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Samsung Series 7 Chronos review
The Samsung Series 7 Chronos is a long-lasting 15in laptop with more than a few nods to the Apple MacBook Pro range.
25/01/2012
£900 inc VAT

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