We’ve spotted an ultra-cheap HD media player on the way from Packard Bell. The Packard Bell Studio HD might look like something from Kubrick’s 2001, but it’s a 1TB hard drive for £199, which looks to us like a pretty good deal, with all the required connections and codecs.
The Packard Bell dot m/a is the BHS of gadgets. It doesn’t have style, but the lack of looks does mean you get a hearty dose sensibility instead. That means decent specs for a netbook and a reputation as a workhorse rather than a sliver of bleeding edge gadgetry. Read our full Packard Bell dot m/a review to see whether this micro machine is worth a punt.
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Remember the Packard Bell dot netbook range that got revamped a few months ago? Those dot s and dot m netbooks are here now in Blighty, and we’ve got a first hands-on!
The weather might be warming up, but there was an avalanche of tech news yesterday. We dug ourselves out and collected up the best of it: it’s all right here in techie breakie, so get it before it melts.
The Packard Bell dot netbook that was shelved a while back has just made a surprise come back, and this time, it’s packing 10 and 11.6 inch screen sizes. Exactly like the new Acer Aspire One models, wouldn’t you say?
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A new Packard Bell netbook is in the works, after Packard Bell binned its original dot netbook before it made it onto shelves.
