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Abstract: Laptop sekarang ini telah menjadi kebutuhan bagi banyak orang. Bentuknya yang mungil dan kemampuannya yang setara dengan PC menjadikan perangkat ini cocok untuk setiap orang yang membutuhkan kenyamanan dan fleksibilitas saat mengoperasikan komputer.Saat i...
Samsung Series 5 menawarkan portabilitas tinggi, kinerja yang luat, serta desain yang bergaya. Bobot yang ringan dengan bentuk yang tipis memberi kenyamanan ekstra di saat Anda sering bepergian. Berbicara mengenai desain pun, Samsung Series 5 tidak menge...
Light weight, Very portable, Good general performance, Relatively easy to upgrade SSD and RAM, Feels solid, Good battery life and charge time
Tiny viewing angle is frustrating, Flimsy power plug and Ethernet port are just waiting to break, All in all, the Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook is a nice little laptop. You get good performance with general tasks like web browsing, word editing, watching mov
Keyboard isn't backlit. Some flexing on the lid. Unremarkable battery life. So-so performance
The Samsung Series 5 Ultra NP530U3B-A02 is a handsome, capable ultrabook, but its price tag is difficult to justify given its unimpressive performance and more nimble competitors....
Published: 2012-05-04, Author: Scott , review by: cnet.com
The 13-inch Samsung Series 5 Ultra NP530U3B is a more affordable ultrabook than the executive-line Series 9, and has plenty of ports crammed into its sleek body. Get the hard-drive version, and you'll shave an extra $150 off the price
The touch pad, keyboard, and battery life aren't as excellent as you'd expect from a laptop this attractive-looking, and a plastic feel throughout makes it feel like a step down from a MacBook Air, which it is, in price
Samsung's finally made an affordable ultrabook, and the 13-inch Series 5 Ultra is a well-priced and far slimmer product than its 14-inch cousin. Still, it's not a runaway bargain, and it feels like corners have been cut in adapting it from the stellar...
Elegant design, USB 3.0 and LAN port, High brightness, Matt screen, Good battery life
Display hinges allow the screen to teeter, SSD cache only; no full-fledged SSD, Low image contrast
The Samsung 530U3B could convince thoroughly in many points. The elegant and slim case doesn't belong to the lightest of its kind with a weight of 1.45 kilograms. However, the 13.3 inch screen has a high brightness, is even glare-free and thus makes the S...
Matte screen. Good connectivity. Good touch pad and keyboard. Easy accessibility to upgrade
Heat management could be better. Battery life is outdone by the competition. Backlit keyboard is sorely missed
It might not have the backlit keyboard or the ultra-long battery life of some of its competitors, but the Samsung Series 5 Ultra is a pleasing laptop all the same....
500GB hard drive, Great keyboard and touchpad, Plenty of connectivity, Walletfriendly price
Uninspiring design, Middling performance, Average battery life, Bulky for an Ultrabook
The Samsung Series 5 Ultra 530U3B offers excellent value for money, and if you're looking for an Ultrabook on a budget, this is well worth considering. It's neither the most powerful nor the most stylish looking Ultrabook we've seen, but the usability of ...
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Published: 2012-10-30, Author: James , review by: itproportal.com
Reasonable price, Decent port allocation, Bright, clear screen
Relatively slow, Limited Intel HD 3000 graphics, No 3G wireless
Samsung's Series 5 530U3B-A01 doesn't fill you with the urge to empty your bank account in quite the same compulsive way as its Series 9 model. But it also doesn't cost so much that you will need to. This is still a very attractive Ultrabook, with accept...
Abstract: The 'Ultrabook' is Intel's name for thin and light laptops that have long battery life and start up quickly, but most of the models we've seen so far, such as the Dell XPS 13, cost around £850-1000. Samsung's Series 5 Ultrabook is the cheapest model we...
