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Compaq Armada M700
Better communication combination
(Wi-Fi, Modem, LAN) vs. Mini-PCI
combo LAN/modem only
CD-RW/DVD-ROM SelectBay drive
vs. none
Integrated wireless LAN module vs.
external solution
Easy communication set-up with
SPANworks 2000 vs. none
Better graphics adaptor (Trident XP
with 16 MB RAM vs. S3IX 8MB)
Better chipset (Intel 815EM with 4x
AGP vs. 440BX)
Better heat management (higher fan
flow rate 41.5l/min vs. 22.2 l/min)
Backwards compatibility on
SelectBays (vs. none)
Better docking modularity (flexible
docking of NetDock with Expansion
Station vs. no connection possibility
between docking solutions)
Greater docking offer (CardDock vs.
no PC Card docking offer)
Hewlett Packard OmniBook 6000
Better communication combination
(Wi-Fi, Modem, LAN) vs. Mini-PCI
combo LAN/modem only
CD-RW/DVD-ROM SelectBay drive
vs. none
Integrated wireless LAN module vs.
external solution (or the user have to
give up the modem/LAN)
Easy communication set-up with
SPANworks 2000 vs. none
Better graphics adaptor (Trident XP
with 16 MB RAM vs. ATI either 4 or
8MB)
Better multimedia features (graphics
including TV encoder and flicker
reduction vs. none)
Better chipset (Intel 815EM with 4x
AGP vs. 440BX)
Better connectivity (External monitor
+ Video out (NTSC/PAL) vs. external
monitor only )
Better platform stability
Better manageability (WOL with all
models through the range with
optional NetDock vs. only selected
SKU's)
Backwards compatibility on
SelectBays (vs. none)
Better pointing device (AccuPoint vs.
touch pad/pointing stick combo
which is compromise of both
"worlds")
Dell Latitude C600
Better integration of communication
solutions (parallel usage of wireless
LAN, LAN, Modem vs. either
LAN/Modem OR wireless LAN)
CD-RW/DVD-ROM SelectBay drive
vs. none
Easy communication set-up with
SPANworks 2000 vs. none
Better graphics adaptor (Trident XP
with 16 MB RAM vs. ATI 8MB)
Better chipset (Intel 815EM with 4x
AGP vs. 440BX)
More platform stability (no change to
platform vs. changes)
Longer product life cycles
Fingerprint PC card security on BIOS
level vs. none or only on operationg
system level
BIOS know-how vs. external BIOS
vendor (better response to cus-
tomers request)
Longer battery life (3.5 hrs vs. 2-3
hrs)
Backwards compatibility on
SelectBays (vs. none)
Better docking modularity (flexible
docking of NetDock with Expansion
Station vs. no connection possibility
between docking solutions)
Greater docking offer (CardDock vs.
no PC Card docking offer)
IBM Think Pad T20
Integrated wireless LAN module vs.
external solution
CD-RW/DVD-ROM SelectBay drive
vs. none
No CPU throttling vs. CPU throttling
(PIII750 throttles temporarily down to
450MHz)
High quality battery vs. low quality
battery (only 150 re-charge cycles)
Better graphics adaptor (Trident XP
with 16 MB RAM vs. S3IX 8MB)
Better chipset (Intel 815EM with 4x
AGP vs. 440BX)
Better docking modularity (flexible
docking of NetDock with Expansion
Station vs. no connection possibility
between docking solutions)
Backwards compatibility of all dock-
ing options vs. none
Backwards compatibility of
SelectBay devices vs. none
Easy communication set-up with
SPANworks 2000 vs. none
Fingerprint PC card security on BIOS
level vs. none or only on operationg
system level
BIOS know-how vs. external BIOS
vendor (better response to cus-
tomers request)
Better docking modularity (flexible
docking of NetDock with Expansion
Station vs. no connection possibility
between docking solutions)
Tecra 8200 series
Competitive comparison
The Hot Button Book 4544 For Internal Use Only
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