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Samsung’s RC512 15.6″ high-performance entertainment notebook is now available for purchase in the United States.

Best Buy has in stock the Samsung RC512-S02 model, featuring the quad-core Intel Core i7-2630QM processor, Nvidia GeForce GT525M 1GB dedicated video card, 6GB of DDR3 memory, a 750GB hard drive, Blu-ray combo drive, and a battery life of “up to 3 hours” with the standard 6-cell battery.

The 15.6-incher has a display resolution of 1366-by-768 pixels and LED screen backlight.

The RC512-S02 comes with Intel Wireless Display technology, stereo speakers, SRS Premium Sound audio, a 1.3MP web camera, built-in WiMAX mobile broadband module for Clear network, Wi-Fi, Gigabit LAN, two USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports, and a 3-in-1 media reader.

The 5.3 pound notebook has an island-style keyboard and black/graphite chassis color.

It runs Windows 7 Home Premium OS and starts at $1,199.99.

Samsung has updated its entertainment-class RF Series laptop lineup, which now includes the RF511 and RF711, both with 2nd Generation Intel Core processors.

Available models in the US are the 15.6″ Samsung RF Series RF511-S02 with the Intel Core i7-2630QM quad-core 2.00GHz CPU, and 17.3″ RF711-S01 with the dual-core i5-2410M 2.30GHz chip. Both laptops have Nvidia Optimus switchable graphics technology, including the Intel HD integrated graphics and the GeForce GT540M 1GB video card. Also, the systems have 4GB of DDR3 memory, and a 500GB hard drive. The RF511 comes with a DVD burner and 1366 x 768 display resolution, whereas the RF711 sports a Blu-ray combo drive and a 1600 x 900 screen.

Samsung’s new notebooks come with a 1.3MP web camera, stereo speakers, HDMI output, a pair of USB 3.0 ports, and Windows 7 Home Premium OS.

The FR Series RF511-S02 and RF711-S01 can be purchased via various e-tailers and are priced at around $900 (Newegg, eCost, mWave) and $1,000 (Newegg, Buy.com, eCost), respectively.

The last time we heard about the ultra thin and light 11.6-inch Samsung Series 9 it had popped up for pre-order at Dynamism.com for over $1,149 with a shipping date of March 25.

Come today, the shipping date has moved to April 1, J&R.com  also has it up for pre-order at $1,199 and Samsung has gone official on a shipping date in mid-April but with no word on official pricing.

A small hint of some of the official specs don’t differ from what’s listed in stores – a first-gen Core i3-380UM processor, 2GB of RAM, 64GB SSD and a weight of 2.8 lbs. Other specs include an 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 display, 1.3MP webcam, n WiFi, Gigabit LAN, optional WiMAX and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit. There should be a higher end model with a Core i5-2537M processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB SSD and Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.

There was a time when you couldn’t find a good laptop screen size between 12.1 inches and 13.3 inches. And then Lenovo came along and started launching notebook after notebook with a 12.5 inch display. Now Samsung is getting ion the action with its new line of business class notebooks.

The company introduced three new lines today, the Samsung Series 2, Samsung Series 4, and  Samsung Series 6 business class notebooks. The Series 2 and 4 models will each be available with either 12.5 inch or 14 inch displays, while the Series 6 comes with a 14 or 15.6 inch screen.

While Samsung isn’t naming any prices yet, the 12.5 inch Series 2 is likely to be the cheapest model in the new lineup. It features an Intel Celeron processor and Windows 7 Professional Edition. It will come with 2 to 4GB of RAM, a 320GB hard drive, and a 1366 x 768 pixel display. The computer will have Intel GMA HD Integrated graphics.

The Series 4 notebooks will also be available with 12.5 inch screens, but this model will come with a higher performance processor, with a choice of a Core i3, Core i5, or Core i7 chip. The laptops will support up to 6GB of RAM and come with up to 500GB of hard drive space.

All of the new models have anti-shock hard drive protection, anti-spill case design, and other business-friendly features including a durable magnesium alloy case and a 3 year warranty. The higher end Series 4 and Series 6 notebooks will also have Fingerprint sensors and Trusted Platform Module chips.

The Samsung Series 2 and 4 should begin shipping in April, with the Series 6 following in May. It should be interesting to see how these little guys stack up to Lenovo’s 12.5 inch business notebooks in terms of price and performance.

Samsung is no behind in the manufacturing of laptops. In the section of laptops it has created some magnificent types.

The Samsung RF510 is windows 7 recommended laptops. This laptop is power user laptop and is specially built for this purpose. These laptops are special and are ideal for the people who love to play games and use the multimedia options. The keyboard of this Samsung laptop is superb and for the long typing it is best and does not confer any tiredness to the fingers. It is more than laptop as it is supposed to be the family personal computer and all the tasks and functions are easily performed.

2011 is surely the year of netbooks and tablets, but two models will definetly meet ”face to face” – the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook.

Of course, there are other great tablets, but this two can play a tag of war due to their touchscreens – Blackberry has a screen size of 130x194x10 mm, while the Samsung Galaxy Tab’s screen size is 190.1×120.5×12 mm.

Both tablets have two cameras – front and rear-facing cameras.

The Galaxy tab and the Playbook both support flash and and the convenience of surfing the web “organically” is present in both devices. The Playbook and the Galaxy Tab both support USB and MicroSD.

The two tablets are similiar when it comes to the processor too. Both of them have 1GHZ processors, though BlackBerry Playbook’s processor is dual-core. Blackberry Playbook has larger memory 1Gb against Samsung Galaxy Tab’s 512MB.

Both devices will run on 4G, BlackBerry will be sold via Sprint and the Galaxy tab’s new version via Verizon Wireless, and will be using the carrier’s 4G LTE (Galaxy Tab 4G version has 1.2 GHz processor).

The tablets have different operating systems  -  BlackBerry Tablet OS, powered by QNX technology, for BlackBerry Playbook and Android FroYo (version 2.2) for the Galaxy Tab, thought it is promised to be updated to Android Gingerbread (version 2.3).

As for the price, there is not a big difference – the price of BlackBerry Playbook could hit $499 for 32 GB model, while Samsung Galaxy Tab 32 GB model is around $400 to $500 depending on the carrier and the promo they run.

Based on reviews about Galaxy Tab last year, the tablet’s size of 7 inches is actually a plus factor when it comes to some consumers who what their tablet to be a palm friendly, and easy to carry device. So, expect to see Samsung Galaxy Tab and BlackBerry Playbook to be the arch-enemies when it comes to this year’s tablet wars.

The Samsung Series 9  13-inch notebook which debuted at CES was an extremely thin and light notebook but we’re just not that keen on large notebooks. Good news is there might be an 11.6-inch version on the way!

An Engadget tipster noted that Provantage  has an early listing (as they always do for everything) for an 11.6-inch Samsung Series 9 notebook with a model number 900X1A-A01. If the spec sheet is right the size is 11.7 x 7.8 x 0.65 and weight is 2.88 lbs (1.3 kg) which is around the weight of a typical 10-inch 6-cell netbook. Sadly, it’s going to be pretty pricey – $1164.59 from this merchant.

The specs include an 11.6″ 1366 x 768 dispay, Core i3-380UM processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM, 64GB SSD, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Gigabit LAN, Bluetooth 3.0, 1x USB 2.0, 1x USB 3.0, HDMI, audio jacks, RJ45, microSD card slot, 4-cell 5,680 battery and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

Samsung has released a new NF208. It’s very similar to Samsung NF210  we reported on while back only with upgraded dual core Intel Atom N550 chip and no OS.

Most netbooks have windows or linux pre-installed, this one comes clean with no operating system. At least you don’t feel bad about formatting one you’d paid for to install your favorite OS.

Samsung NF208 netbook has a 1024 x 600 pixel display, 2GB of DDR RAM, a 320GB of storage and 6 cell battery. This model will not make it to shores of greater America, sad as it is.

Samsung quietly introduced a couple of new 10 inch netbooks at CES this year including the Samsung NC110, NC220, and NS310.

The laptops feature a slightly refined design from Samsung’s earlier models, with nice wide touchpads, chiclet-style keyboards, and a wavy design on the sides. But the biggest change is that the Samsung NC110 is expected to be available with the upcoming Intel Atom N570 dual core processor.

Now J&R is taking pre-orders for the Samsung NC110, but unfortunately the N570 chip is nowhere in sight. The product page says the Samsung NC110-A02US will have a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N455 processor, 1GB of DDR3 memory, a 250GB hard drive, a 6 cell battery, and Windows 7 Stater Edition. J&R is taking pre-orders for $319.99.

Hopefully another version will be available with that elusive 1.66 GHz Atom N570 chip in the coming months.

Samsung revealed a new notebook 14-inch display called Samsung X430.

It has curved edges and stylish exterior evoke a seriously sophisticated look bundled with Microsoft’s Windows 7.

Samsung X430 powered by Intel Core i3-330UM dual core processor 1.2GHz, 500 GB of hard drive, wifi connectivity, 1366×768 pixel resolution, GeForce 310M graphics card, Windows Live, Bing Maps 3D, and Microsoft Security Essentials.

The price of X430 should expect around $1,099 and also support for 3G and GSM/EDGE networks when unavailability of 4G.