Samsung Q40

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Samsung produces some very stylish and effective ultraportable notebooks, the last of which we examined was the Q35. With the latest member of the Q range, the Q40, Samsung claims to have delivered the world’s thinnest and lightest notebook with a 12.1in. widescreen. With the promise of extra-long battery life and HSDPA support dropped into the mix, on paper this looks like a superb little system.

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Caption by: Sandra Vogel

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