Samsung has introduced the Samsung Q35, the world's smallest dual-core notebook that weighs just 1.9kg and sports a 12.1in, 1280 × 800 widescreen display. The Q35 is based on an Intel Core Duo T2700 processor connected to an Intel 945GM chipset across a 667MHz frontside bus. The machine is expected to ship with 512MB of 667MHz DDR 2 SDRAM, along with an 80GB hard drive.

There's a DVD±R/RW drive on board, accessible not only through Windows XP but also the Q35's instant-on multimedia controller, AVS, which lets users play music, watch DVDs and view photos without having to boot up the operating system first. The graphics come courtesy of the chipset's integrated engine, while the laptop's HD audio system is boosted with SRS' 3D sound technology.

The Q35 has the obligatory 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi connectivity, along with Bluetooth 2.0 and, for wired networks, 10/100Mbps Ethernet. There's a six-in-one memory card reader and a PC Card slot, plus a four-pin Firewire and a pair of USB 2.0 ports for peripherals.

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