14 DAY TRIAL // Today's highlights are a Ferrari-themed notebook from Acer's line of products, the Ferrari 1000 and Dell's Latitude E6420 notebooks.
The Acer is a 12" notebook powered by a Thurion 64 X2, 1.56 Ghz processor and sports a max capacity of 4 GB DDR2. As you've realized so far, the Acer Ferrari 1000 is not one of the new-generation notebooks, but since it bears an iconic name, we thought kindly of it.
On the other hand, the E6420 laptop comes with a 14" display and is driven by a second generation Intel Core CPU (i3, i5, or i7). On the video side, the E6420 can house up to 8 GB DDR3 and beats Acer's silly X1150 graphics with a no-nonsense Intel HD 3000/ Nvidia NVS 4200M graphic combo.
But, since we're not doing a laptop shootout here, there you have today's BIOS:
Asus M4A785TD-M EVO Bios 2104 Dell Latitude E6420 Notebook Bios A08 HP G70-457CA Notebook BIOS F.65 Intel DX79SI / DX79TO BIOS 0424 Intel DX79SI / DX79TO Iflash BIOS 0424 Intel DX79SI / DX79TO Express BIOS 0424 Acer Ferrari 1000 Notebook BIOS 3204
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