Compaq today kicked off its latest attempt to win back the notebook PC crown from Toshiba.
The Armada 7770DMT is the firm's latest 233MHz Pentium MMX-based unit. Configured with 32Mb RAM, 3Gb hard drive, 12.1-inch TFT screen, 20-speed CD-ROM drive and 33.6Kbps modem, the unit costs £3,999. It also includes Compaq's Intelligent Manageability software.
Compaq has also cut prices across the entire Armada line, up to a maximum of 18 per cent.
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