Medion Akoya E3211 CULV Business Notebook

Any person who broke into a store Lidl Medion know the name.This German based manufacturer of PC is known for its affordable, portable computers and high specification PCs, especially those sold at lower prices knock ridiculous in that shop. Today, we look at the Medion Akoya E3211, is a 13.3in laptop to the participants on the business in the growing sector Culv Intel.

One thing that the E3211 offers similar as the Acer TravelMate 8371 synopsis separates the presence of an optical drive.Typically,in this part of the market at least,optical drives are present only in models such as the 14in Acer 4810T or equivalent.After anoptical drive does not mean that the Medion is slim as the competing offers,weighing 1.7 kilograms and measures 31.5 mm thick,but if you regularly use,but optical media for a 14in laptop to find large,then may be the solution for you.

From £ 499.99 Medion own online store,it is a very good market.This accessibility is reflected in the design and construction quality,however. While the glossy black lid and silver body are clearly innocent,they E3211 a very dull,unimaginative exterior.As borrowing is usually the case with Medion,then it is all about inner beauty.Yes,the internal heart,1.3GHz Intel Pentium SU2700 is very demanding,but expected at this price and the E3211 is done in other departments.Besides theoptical driving is an abundance of 4 GB of DDR2 RAM on board,and a capacity of 320 GB hard drive.Wireless N Wi Fi and Gigabit Ethernet are also present,if you do not offer the network speed and computing power.

Connectivity is reasonable,with three USB ports,VGA, Gigabit Ethernet,a memory card reader,microphone and headphone jack and a 34mm ExpressCard slot included,but the lack of HDMI is another measure to reduce costs. We understand this failure on a cheap machine like that, but we always prefer the opposite. [via TrustedReviews]