Tuesday 8 April 2008
Photos: Hands-on the Samsung R700 with Intel Penryn
Tags: samsung, charge, keys, value
Each key is coated in Samsung's Silver Nano 'technology', which helps keep them free of harmful bacteria. We're not sure how effective this really is, but it's reassuring if you plan to share the machine with others with questionable personal hygiene. The neat freak will be pleased.
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AnonymousTue 8 April, 2008 1:45pm
Improved Specs on the Samsung R700.