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TechRadar have published a review of the Advent Sienna 510 notebook. 'The main selling point of the Sienna 510 is that it provides powerful Intel Core i5 performance for a reasonable sum, and there's no doubt that it succeeds on this level. We'd normally expect machines at this price point, such as the Samsung Q330 and Packard Bell EasyNote NM86, to feature Intel's entry-level Core i3 processor. It's powerful, but can't compete with the speed of the Core i5 range. On the flip side, Core i5 laptops tend also offer a more rounded experience overall to go along with their higher price tag. Check out the Acer Aspire TimelineX 4820TG and Samsung R590 as good examples of this principle.'

Tech Radar have published a review of the Advent Modena notebook. 'At 2.5kg, this is a machine that is easy to use around the home or on shorter journeys. With a depth of just 33mm, it slips easily into a carry case, so it's disappointing that the battery runs for just over two hours - a truly awful result. Usability is more pleasing, with the isolated-style keyboard proving very comfortable to use. A numeric keypad is fitted on the board's right-hand side, for fast data input and making quick calculations, and the glossy textured touchpad is tactile and works well.'