We’ve been hearing about the new Plus versions of the Samsung line,and how its better (of course) than the ordinary Samsung netbooks, etc. etc. The Samsung N150 Plus has a 250GB harddrive, prolonged battery life, and comes with a pre-installed Microsoft 2010 Starter edition. It also has a new lid design, and performs pretty well. [...]
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The Samsung N150 is the cheapest 10″ notebook the company has launched so far. But that hasn’t stopped them from sprucing up and releasing several souped up custom versions of the original. They’ve got a kid-friendly version, a funkier Corby edition and even an Adidas-themes sporty design. The latest entry to the line is a [...]
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A couple of brief facts, opinions and questions about how the netbook industry is doing as of this month.
Intel’s latest sales figures show that Atom sales are dipping – down to 20% in Q1 2010 from 23% in Q4 2009. [cnet] And we all know Atom powered netbooks make up the majority of the market.
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MSI has been churning out netbooks ever since netbook shave been around so no surprises that they’ve got most things right. The 10-inch MSI Wind U160 has long battery life, better-than-average performance, and cool operation. It’s on the design front that it falls short. Smudges include a slightly cramped keyboard, narrow touch button, and protruding [...]
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Meet the Asus Eee PC 1018P. The .7-inch 1018P is said to be the thinnest netbook ASUS has ever created and will be available in four different colours and packs a USB 3.0 for faster file transfer, along with a finger print reader. But the most striking part of it has got to be the really, really [...]
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