Notebooks aimed at the business sector can be straightforward verging on dull, but NEC’s new Versa M340 has a neat trick of catching your attention. Here it is: a Pentium M (Banias core, not the newer Dothan) notebook with 802.11b/g wireless from a tier-one manufacturer -- for under a grand, including VAT (£799 ex. VAT, £939 inc. VAT). Worth a closer look, we thought.
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