Samsung Ativ Book 9 900X4C

Samsung's 15in version of the Series 9 is strongly built, thin, light, and stylish. Despite being so slight, it still harbours a good configuration and useful connectivity options (albeit via a dongle for some ports). It's aimed at those of you who...

Ultrabooks may have been the domain of the 11 and 13 inch form-factors up until now, but Samsung is trying its hand at something bigger, with an offering that increases the size to 15 inches and packs in the performance of a full-size, to boot. ...

While testing the Samsung NP900X4C-A02 Ultrabook we became acutely aware of the unavoidable shortcomings that go hand in hand with a laptop slightly thicker than a Sharpie marker. There's no point in complaining about the need for dongles in such narrow...

At a little over £900, the NP900X4C is still relatively expensive for an Ultrabook, when for example HP's Folio 13 can be had for a bit more than £700. But it's also slightly cheaper than the NP900X3B when we reviewed it. So although the looks of this...

Samsung supersizes its Ultrabook to create a svelte 15in stunner, but the looks come at a high priceRating: 4Average: 4 (1 vote) The trend for slim and light laptops shows no sign of abating, with Samsung now adding to its range with the 15in Series 9...

Samsung supersizes its Ultrabook to create a svelte 15in stunner, but the looks come at a high...

Samsung 900X4C review – verdict For the cash, we'd rather have a MacBook Air, as its finish and compact size make it more companionable. Then again, if you find 13in screens eye-straining, the Samsung 900X4C is a viable...

The concept of a lightweight notebook with a large display should appeal to many users who value portability but struggle with a small screen, perhaps due to aging eyes. I hadn't consciously noticed that I was sitting closer to the 13.3″ display on the...