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hi I'm Scott Stein and I'm delivering you a public service message to look out for laptops like veto shiba satellite l75 five not to say this isn't a perfectly functional laptop it is this configuration the s50 166 one of the constellation of configurations that the sheba has in its satellite line and in particular in its budget-minded l series has a core i3 processor four gigs of ram maybe even a better-than-average 640 gigabyte hard drive but at a asking price of $5.99 although you can get it for less this laptop is simply too bare-bones too clunky to everyday and you should be asking for more in fact there are laptops that offer more even last year we saw Core i5 laptops for as low as $500 depending on where you shopped so is it fair to judge this laptop that harshly that's the question I think it is because this laptop right now is on the verge of sort of being made extinct because there are new Ivy Bridge processors that are right on the horizon that are going to be offering slightly better processing speeds but more importantly better integrated Intel graphics probably at the same price depending on where you look for the type of laptops are going to be shopping for we don't know that yet but odds are very safe that you will be able to find an equivalent laptop that has better punch for the money and this lock that doesn't even have USB 3.0 let's not get into that the question is why make clunky laptops like this anymore the price of ultra books is going down and those types of thin laptops be the Intel branded or otherwise are going down maybe as low as $700 this year and we'll start offering larger hard drives in them so if you can shave that down maybe a bit further maybe get to $600 perhaps the future of the cheap laptop is going to look a lot thinner than this I'm Scott Stein and that's a look and a little service message for the DES Sheba satellite l75 5s 51 66 you