Zenith Enhances Line of Z-STAR Notebooks

Zenith Data Systems announced an addition to its portable product line and enhancements to the popular Z-STAR EX notebook PC. Sporting a streamlined design, the newest Z-STAR integrates a built-in AC adapter, removable NiCad battery and swappable floppy disk drive, reducing the pieces and pounds that need to be carried. Pricing for standard configurations ranges from $1,299 for a monochrome version to $1,799 for the DSTN color system. Plus, ZDS is now shipping enhanced models of the Z-STAR EX with a larger 10.4" DSTN display panel for the same price as previous models. Other highlights are an upgraded processor (Intel DX4/75) and expanded hard drives (250-520MB). All systems are backed by a one-year limited warranty that includes Z-CARE onsite, next- business-day service. Zenith Data Systems, Buffalo Grove, IL,(800) 533-0331.

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