Compaq’s latest Presario C700 itself is perhaps not the lightest notebook (3.1kg) you would ever purchase but matched up to laptops of the past it is like a model on size zero diet. It brags an Intel Celeron 550, which runs at 2GHz along with a 1MB Level 2 cache. The notebook has a memory 1GB and a SATA hard drive of 8GB. Also, it comes with super multi DVD rewriter, which can handle just about any CD you put in it.
The monitor is a High Definition 15.4″ Bright View WXGA Wide screen. It is powered by integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 video adapter that uses a maximum of 251MB of memory for powering up the monitor at a maximum resolution of 1200 by 800.
The laptop does well in connectivity, arriving with an Ethernet port, as well as integrated wireless and modem. Also, it arrives with a built-in microphone and webcam. Coming bundled with this laptop is the built-in Altec Lancing speakers. But the highest volume isn’t high enough.
For daily use, the monitor feels rather heavy for the remaining of the notebook. Also, there is a small problem with the keyboard – the spacebar is not functioning as good as it might be anticipated.
Apart from that, for the cost you do get fairly plenty of stuff. If this one was your first notebook, you would not be going far erroneous and troublesome problems apart it is worthy enough for a look in.
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