Samsung Series 9 Stacks Up Well Against the MacBook Air

By PCWorld Video, PCWorld May 9, 2011 5:45 PM

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While Samsung's Series 9 laptop is $350 more than the MacBook Air it features a faster processor, a matte screen, an ethernet jack, and twice the RAM. If you can afford it, Samsung's high-style superthin laptop will make you the envy of your friends with bulky PCs.

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