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    Which 9 Series?

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by Firenzo, Aug 1, 2011.

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    Firenzo Notebook Enthusiast

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    So I decided on the 9 series, it being almost perfect for me, yet I am unsure which model exactly to go for. I was originally gonna go for the A03 but the B series models have lead to some confusion. Beyond the updated processor does anyone know if their are any major differences between the B01 and A03 models. The B02 also seems to be the B01 with a 256GB SSD, I imagine that Samsung did so to bring the 9 Series more in line with the MBA range which seems sensible. Any additional knowledge about the differences would be appreciated. Thankyou
     
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    Bit of a shameless self bump but any help would be appreciated. Thanks
     
    Firenzo, Aug 2, 2011
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    The warranty is 1 year on the B01 (bringing it in line w/ the MBA)
     
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    If that is the only difference,its a hard decision. Both are availible for the same price at different retailers so its a toss-up between long warrenty and an updated processor.
     
    Firenzo, Aug 2, 2011
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