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- Also known as: Sub-notebooks, mini-notebooks, ultra-mobile PC
- Introduced by Psion in 1999
- Re-introduced by Intel in February 2008
- Priced around: $350-$400The San Francisco Chronicle: The Time is Ripe for a Rip(November 29, 2008)
- Categorized as small sized, low-cost, lightweight and lean function sub-notebooks
- Primary uses: Internet access, Word processingNetbook Market: Netbook
- Offers either Linux or Microsoft Windows XPNetbook Market: Netbook
- Some offer Microsoft Windows VistaGigaom: Features
- Notable Quote:: Intel Vice President recently said netbooks were not suitable for daily useSlashGear: Netboooks not suited to daily use (November 28, 2008)
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Netbooks are small laptops that are designed for wireless communication and access to the Internet. Many popular computer manufacturers are releasing netbook models, leading tech analysts and bloggers to speculate whether or not the mini-laptops are the future of the notebook computer market.Netbook Market: Netbook
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Netbooks Questions
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Which is the best netbook blog/website for netbook reviews and news? 3 AnswersThis is a question that does not have a solid answer, as there are a lot of variables that influence what someone would call "the best" based on their own perso... read more -
Anyone have a good/bad experience with their netbook?I love my neetbook. I have an Asus eee pc 900a running Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook remix from the SD card. I had set the boot priority to boot it first, now i have p... read more -
Okay, I've researched these for 2-3 months now. I'd like some recommendations on a NetBook. What do you recommend? 6-cell battery for sure. 1 AnswerI have owned the Asus, HP Mini and the Toshiba NB205 and from all of them I am most pleases with the Toshiba. With the 6 cell battery I have been getting betwee... read more
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