23 March 2009 12:28 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Hi-Grade has announced the launch of the "official England FA laptop", describing it as another way England fans can "show their support to the lads".Available in home kit white as a 10-inch "mini notebook" and away kit red as a 15-inch laptop, the official England laptop is built and configured in England and bears the three lions crest.
The netbook gets a 1.6GHz VIA processor, runs Windows XP, has a 160GB hard drive, card reader, three USB ports and claims 2.5-hour battery life.
The basic laptop offers an Intel Celeron processor, Windows Vista, an 80GB hard drive, a DVD/CD drive, Wi-Fi and the same 2.5 hours battery life.
Licensed by the FA, the netbook costs from £316, while the official England FA laptop starts at £391 with both available from www.higrade.com/england. Any profits go back into "grass-roots" football. Hardware, Laptops, Netbooks, Hi-Grade, Sports Fitness, Football, The FA





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