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First Look: Pioneer DreamBook IL1, a notebook for under $500
Tuesday July 01, 2008
Price at time of review.
It looks like Pioneer wants the record for one of the cheapest notebook on the market. Take a look.
| Price |
$499 |
|
| CPU model/brand |
Via C7-M |
|
| CPU speed |
1GHz |
|
| Memory capacity |
1GB |
|
| Hard drive capacity |
40GB |
|
| Flash drive capacity |
Up to 8GB (optional) |
|
| Internal optical drive |
No |
|
| Graphics type |
Integrated |
|
| Weight |
1.1Kg |
|
| Dimensions WDH |
244x172x28.5 |
|
| Wi-Fi |
802.11b/g |
|
| USB ports |
2 |
|
| Output ports |
VGA/headphone |
|
| Memory card reader |
SD/MMC/MC |
|
| Operating system |
XP/Ubuntu/Vista |
|
| Webcam |
0.3Mp |
|
| Manufacturer |
Pioneer Computers |
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| Supplier |
Pioneer Computers |
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