Samsung Aura Q45 details emerge

by Nilay Patel, posted May 8th 2007 at 2:42PM

The action on the Santa Rosa front continues to heat up as details about Samsung's Aura Q45 leak out. The 12.1-inch little monster, which we first spotted in concept form at CeBIT, sports a 1.8GHz Intel T7100 Core 2 Duo on an 800MHz bus with a 128MB NVIDIA Geforce Go 8400M powering a 1,280 x 800 screen. No word on that oh-so-hot integrated HSDPA / WiBRO modem or the built-in DMB tuner on Sammy's CeBIT concept, but the 1.3 megapixel webcam and the multiformat memory card reader seem to have made the cut. The Q45 is expected to drop in Europe "shortly" for €1,159 ($1,578) -- not bad, not bad at all.

[Via Electronista]

Filed under: Laptops

Tags: aura, q45, samsung, santa rosa, SantaRosa, t7100

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Ayle @ May 8th 2007 4:03PM

If that graphic card is better than my x700, count me in....

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Mickemac @ May 8th 2007 4:08PM

Actually there is a website for students over here in Germany (www.studentbook.de), which sells Samsung-Laptops exclusively. On that Page they point out that the Q45 will be on sale on May 10th (which is according to them when Samsung is officially launching their Santa Rosa-lineup). Furthermore they reveal some specs (graphics,HDD etc.) and a price of €1349.

http://www.studentbook.de/q45-duke.html

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Chuckles McGee @ May 8th 2007 9:08PM

Ultra mobile used to mean "ultra barren". Now, slim 12.1 inchers boast specs that are respectable for any laptop. Huzzah!

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James @ May 30th 2007 4:10AM

Does anyone know if the Q45 had HDMI or is it just the R70?

Cheers

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