Sharp PC UM10 Reviews & Tests

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Sharp - PC-UM10 Muramasa

Named after a legendary Japanese swordsmith, the PC-UM10 Muramasa from Sharp is one of the thinnest notebooks currently available, and has been designed to compete with Sony's Vaio range. Its brushed aluminium surfaces and magnesium alloy ...

The Sharp PC-UM10 Muramasa certainly is the thinnest and one of the lightest notebooks around at the moment. It performs adequately and has a very reasonable battery life, but the lack of connectivity due to the thinness of the design and the...

Dec, 2001

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Expert review by : Stephanie Bruzzese (cnet.com)

Sharp PC UM10 (Pentium III 600 MHz review: Sharp PC UM10 (Pentium III 600 MHz

Sharp PC UM10 (Pentium III 600 MHz

Wafer-thin chassis; awesome keyboard; unlimited toll-free phone support.

Lots of inconvenient external cords; CD and floppy drives not included; short warranty.

The PC-UM10's ultrathin chassis is awe-inspiring, but it looks less impressive with the tangle of external peripherals attached.

Oct, 2002

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Expert review by (pcmag.com)

Sharp PC-UM10

The handsome 2.8-pound Sharp PC-UM10 is sleek and minimalist, with a metallic champagne color popular on cars today but not often seen on computers. Sleek and sexy get overused when describing notebooks. That's not the case here.

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Expert review by : Stephanie Bruzzese (cnet.com.au)