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MSI Wind U210 Review
PUBLISHED: Wednesday, October 07, 2009
The 12-inch MSI Wind U210 is the netbook for people who don't want a small screen, small keyboard, or slow Intel Atom processor. Powered by the AMD NV-40 Athlon Neo processor and ATI X1270 integrated graphics, it is very similar to the HP Pavilion dv2 ... just smaller and lighter. With only 4 hours of estimate battery life, is this oversized netbook worth it? Read our full review to find out.

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Sony VAIO P Gets 2GHz Atom, Windows 7
PUBLISHED: 11/5/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Sony has updated its 8-inch ultraportable VAIO P with a faster 2.0GHz Intel Atom processor and Windows 7.
FULL STORY (1,466 Reads) | DISCUSSION (17 Replies)

VIA Intros Nano 3000 Processors
PUBLISHED: 11/3/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
VIA introduced its new Nano 3000 series processors today for thin-and-light notebooks and all-in-one desktops.
FULL STORY (791 Reads) | DISCUSSION (10 Replies)

Sprint Offers Dell Netbook For $200 w/ Contract
PUBLISHED: 11/2/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Sprint today started offering a Dell Inspiron Mini 10 netbook for $199.99 with a two-year data service agreement and a $100 mail-in rebate.
FULL STORY (730 Reads) | DISCUSSION (2 Replies)

ASUS Intros Nvidia ION-Based Eee PC
PUBLISHED: 9/21/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
ASUS today introduced its first Eee PC based on Nvidia's ION platform, the 1201N.
FULL STORY (3,618 Reads) | DISCUSSION (15 Replies)

VIA to Bridge Netbooks and Notebooks with NetNote
PUBLISHED: 9/21/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
VIA is hoping to create another mobile market segment between netbooks and notebooks.
FULL STORY (1,349 Reads) | DISCUSSION (10 Replies)

Samsung USB DVD-Burner Review
PUBLISHED: 9/5/2009  BY: Kevin O'Brien
If you have a netbook or ultraportable laptop, chances are it doesn't have an internal optical drive. In that case an external USB optical drive becomes a necessity. In this review we take a look at the Samsung SE-S084 tray-loading DVD-burner, and find out how well it works on with multiple systems.
FULL STORY (6,730 Reads) | DISCUSSION (21 Replies)

MSI U150 Netbook has Touchscreen, Next-Gen Atom Processor
PUBLISHED: 8/27/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
MSI is planning to release a netbook with touchscreen functionality and a next-generation Intel Atom processor.
FULL STORY (2,085 Reads) | DISCUSSION (3 Replies)

Nokia Unveils its First Netbook, Booklet 3G
PUBLISHED: 8/24/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Nokia today unveiled its first netbook, the Booklet 3G.
FULL STORY (3,960 Reads) | DISCUSSION (26 Replies)

Samsung N120 Review
PUBLISHED: 8/14/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
The Samsung N120 is the company's latest entry into the 10-inch netbook market. The N120 has typical netbook specifications but sets itself apart with an eye-catching design, light weight, and long battery life. Read on for our take.
FULL STORY (24,092 Reads) | DISCUSSION (18 Replies)

Samsung N510 Nvidia ION Netbook Coming Next Month
PUBLISHED: 8/11/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Samsung says it is planning to ship its N510 Nvidia ION-powered netbook to the United States in September.
FULL STORY (5,494 Reads) | DISCUSSION (23 Replies)

Gigabyte Updates T1028X TouchNote
PUBLISHED: 8/10/2009  BY: Charles P. Jefferies
Gigabyte has updated their T1028X TouchNote netbook/tablet convertable with slightly revised specifications, including a higher resolution display.
FULL STORY (1,368 Reads) | DISCUSSION (2 Replies)

Samsung N110 Review
PUBLISHED: 8/7/2009  BY: Kevin O'Brien
The Samsung N110 is a 10-inch netbook offering an Intel Atom N270 processor and long-lasting six-cell battery with claims of up to 8.5 hours of battery life. The glossy black lid, red trim, and small profile design works for students or business professionals ... something that can't be said about all computers. In this review we try to duplicate Samsung's lofty 8.5 hour battery claim, and see how well it performs compared to other netbooks.
FULL STORY (19,980 Reads) | DISCUSSION (14 Replies)