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Toshiba 13" Laptop with 8 Hours Battery $399 (with 1GB Optus PrePpaid USB, Core2Duo Only)

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Older processor, but for those looking at portibility this may be ok as its got an 8 hour battery life, and a core 2 due is ok for on the go processing on the cheap.
is MLN, (see samsung monitor issue where they didnt have the stock on hand)

Operating System: Windows 7 Pro 32/64 Bit (Option to downgrade to XP Pro)
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo processor ULV SU7300 (1.3GHz, 800MHz FSB, 3MB L2 Cache)
Memory: 2GB DDR3 (800MHz) expandable to 4GB
Storage: 250GB HDD
Screen: 13.3" Widescreen XGA HD TFT Active Matrix 200NIT CSV Display (1336 x 768)
Video: Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator GS45
Connectivity: Wireless N, 10/100 Lan, Bluetooth
Built in Devices: VGA, HDMI, 3x USB 2.0 Ports (2x USB 2.0 + 1x eSATA/USB Combo), Bridge Media slot, Webcam
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  • +3

    battery life is the strong point here, but i take it the 8 hours figure is just the pc with everything low/off and idle in windows? would mean more if they said something like '50% lcd brightness, wifi on, reloading Firefox browser page every 30 secs, battery life 6 hours'!

  • +1

    I bought this last year to haul around in California, very nice for a basic setup, I get about 5 hours use when watching videos and using it to topup my iPhone charge (rough figure)

  • In my experience, ASUS does long-life battery-based systems (mostly netbooks, with a growing number of long-life laptops… offering up to multi-core i5 CPU's inside).

    Max spec'd battery life can be 8, 10 or ~13 hours.

    Note that - if you buy, eg, a netbook with only a 3 or 6 cell battery - you may find an aftermarket battery with up to 9 cells, for very long life, ie, if spec's are to be believed.

    I guess that last bit could be true for non-ASUS systems, but I was only looking at ASUS netbook options.

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