Systemax Epic Review
With its 13″ widescreen display, many people would pass by the Systemax Epic, because its screen is too small or its exterior is too boring. Even Laptop Magazine as they reviewed the unit pointed out the styling.
In this era of sexy, sleek notebooks, the pricey Systemax Epic is a bit of a curiosity. Despite its silver casing and jet-black keyboard, it’s dangerously close to being downright generic-looking. Once we cracked the Epic open, however, we found a solid PC just waiting to be break out of its bland shell.
The 2GHz Intel Core Duo T2500 on the inside migh surprise you though as it speeds through most of the applications thrown at it. There are other issues with the Epic, other than the design though, including the integrated video card, and lack luster battery performance. Laptop Magazine gives the Systemax Epic a 2.5 out of 5, making it very average.
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