Compaq Evo

Compaq produced some of the first IBM PC compatible computers at a low-cost. The latest notebook PC's of Compaq Corporation is Compaq Evo, it was made by both Compaq and Hewlett-Packard, after the merger in 2002. It is the synaptic dual-pointing-device setup with a touchpad and pointer-stick, both the pad and the stick are pleasant to use and easily adjustable using the preloaded driver software.

The Compaq notebook PCs has a new Intel Pentium-M processor with highly decreased battery consumption, cooler running temperature. It is designed smaller in size and lighter in weight. The keys are of adequate size and have a firm, not squishy feel with a nice deep stroke to them so as to be quite comfortable for quick and easy typing. You can touch-type fairly well on this keyboard with a minimum number of errors. It comes with Windows XP Professional SP1 and has got the Compaq wireless diagnostic software, and HP's Mobile Printing software.

Compaq Evo configuration:

Pentium-M (Banias) CPU 1.6GHz
512MB DDR-SDRAM (1 x 512MB, upgradeable to a max of 2GB via 2 x 1GB DDR modules)
Toshiba 60GB 5400 rpm HDD
14.1" SXGA (1400 x 1050) display
ATI Radeon Mobility 7500 chipset with 32MB of dedicated DDR video memory
Broadcom NetXtreme 1000/100/10 Gigabit Ethernet
Compaq 802.11b Multiport module (Agere chipset)
DVD/CD-RW and additional Multibay LiIon battery.

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