Fujitsu Siemens' new AMILO Xi laptops go consumer-friendly

Fujitsu Siemens loves to court the business set, but deep within that suited exterior is a heart for the consumer, as shown by this mildly interesting pair of AMILO Xi laptops. The AMILO Xi 2428 runs a 15.4-inch screen and weighs 6.6 pounds, while big brother Xi 2528 goes for 17-inches and a painful 8.8 pounds. Specs are fairly similar between the two: Core 2 Duo procs up to T7700, room for 2GB of RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GS graphics with 256MB of RAM, integrated webcam, and a full complement of ports like HDMI, S-Video, FireWire, ExpressCard, S/PDIF and a 5-in-1 card reader. The main difference between the pair is that the 2428 maxes out with a 250 gigger, while the 2528 can hold a pair of drives. The laptops will retail between £699 and £1449 ($1,404 and $2,909 US -- it's laptop prices like that which remind us why we live in the land of the free and the home of the brave), and will hit shelves sometime before the holidays.

[dfsdfsfsf @ Aug 31st 2007 7:33AM]

This cannot compare to the Imac because Apple is so much superior overall other brand.

[soulslapper @ Sep 1st 2007 9:30AM]

yea, if u like crappy proprietary hardware...you wonder who makes most of the worlds laptop harddrives, who makes mac laptop harddrives?

[Natedog @ Sep 2nd 2007 12:20AM]

Learn to recognize sarcasm. Especially since the sarcastic Apple superiority comments are apparently the latest annoying comment fad here.

[soulslapper @ Sep 2nd 2007 10:20AM]

Natedog,

There are morons out there whom think Apple is far superior to other makes; which makes it hard to determine if they are sarcastic or not