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August 16th, 2010 | 
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Learn more about the award-winning Toshiba mini NB300/NB305 netbook/laptop at http://laptops.toshiba.com/laptops/mini-notebook/NB300
The Toshiba mini NB305-N410 has won the Editor’s Choice award from Laptop Magazine! Check out the full review here: http://www.laptopmag.com/review/laptop/toshiba-mini-nb-305-n410.aspx
For carrying cases, batteries, AC adapters and other accessories for your Toshiba mini NB300/NB305 netbook/laptop visit: http://bit.ly/mini-notebook-NB305-Accessories
With a new, sleeker design and up to 11 hours of battery life, our affordable, super-compact mini NB305 is a stylish companion PC that raises the bar when it comes to portability. Its also the first netbook that lets you enjoy all the benefits of todays fast-moving digital world, putting you in touch with your favorite people, sites, networks and media in ways and places you never imagined. Though small enough to throw in a purse or bag, its designed with smart features to enhance your mobile life—like a full-sized keyboard and touchpad, USB Sleep-and-Charge technology and a Hard Drive Impact Sensor that helps protect your data from the bumps and grinds of daily life. So it picks up where smart phones leave off and makes many of todays netbooks seem a waste of time.
Toshiba mini NB300/NB305 netbook laptop models include:
NB305-N310 (NB305N310)
NB305-N413BN (NB305N413BN)
NB305-N410BN (NB305N410BN)
NB305-N410WH (NB305N410WH)
NB305-N410BL (NB305N410BL)
See all of our Insider Review Videos in the Laptop Research Center at: http://laptops.toshiba.com/research-center/videos
The mini-notebook NB300/NB305 series of netbooks replaces the NB200/NB205 series of netbooks. The following are NB200/NB205 series models:
NB205-N310BN (NB205N310BN)
NB205-N311WH (NB205N311WH)
NB205-N312BL (NB205N312BL)
NB205-N313PK (NB205N313PK)
NB205-N31BNG (NB205N31BNG)
NB205-N330BN (NB205N330BN)
NB205-N330BL (NB205N330BL)
NB205-N330WH (NB205N330WH)
NB205-N330PK (NB205N330PK)
NB205-N325WH (NB205N325WH)
NB205-N325BN (NB205N325BN)
NB205-N323BN (NB205N323BN)
NB205-N325WH (NB205N325WH)
NB205-N325PK (NB205N325PK)
NB205-N325BL (NB205N325BL)
NB205-N210BK (NB205N210BK)
NB205-N211 (NB205N211)
NB205-N230 (NB205N230)
NB205-N210 (NB205N210)
Pricing, availability and configurations may vary. Please see the product detailed specifications for full details.
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Will the Intel® Classmate PC™ take the work out of homework? Does a Disney® Netpal™ netbook buddy up better than an imaginary friend? Will Dell® and Nickelodeon® bring the brainy laughs?
Let kids themselves come to a few conclusions for us, and answer some questions you might have.
Duration : 0:1:5
Posted in Netbook Reviews | 
Tags: asus, atom, classmate, dell, Intel, m&a, Netbook for kids, pc for kids | 
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I would highly recommend the Gateway Netbook it really stands out from the average netbook lineup.
Just a quick unboxing and review of the Gateway LT3103u Netbook part of the Gateway LT3100 series
AMD Athlon L110 @ 1.2 GHz
ATi Radeon X1270
2GB RAM
250GB Hard Drive
11.6 in LED Backlit LCD Display
Duration : 0:6:42
Posted in Netbook Reviews |
Tags: 10.1, 1000, 11.6, acer, amd, Aspire, asus, ATI, atom, Display, eee, gaming, gateway, hackintosh, half, How, hp, in, Intel, lcd, LED, Life, linux, lt3103u, mini, msi, My, neo, Netbook, notebook, one, radeon, reviewlt3103, tests, Thoughts, To, top, unboxing, Vs, wind, x1270 |
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In this video, I review the HP Mini 1035NR that I unboxed in a previous video. When it comes to netbooks, it’s really hard to go wrong. Almost all of the netbooks out there have very similar specifications. It really comes down to aesthetics and what’s important to you. For some, disk space is more imporant than a nice keyboard, while some may prefer a longer battery life over everything. The HP Mini does not disappoint. The keyboard is outstanding and I’ve already gotten used to its size. HP did a great job of squeezing an almost full sized keyboard into a small form factor. Since I’m splitting hairs, the look and feel of the HP mini stands out as my favorite. While I do want better battery life and a less glossy screen, they are relatively minor in the grand scheme of things. Overall I’m very pleased with the HP Mini 1035NR and I’ll gladly recommend it to anyone in the netbook market. Enjoy.
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Posted in Netbook Reviews |
Tags: 1035NR, atom, bwana, bwana.tv, bwanamccall, bwanatv, hp, Intel, mini, Netbook, review |
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In Tech Tips number 16, Linus will show you the hands on experience on all the latest Intel Atom sub-notebooks from Acer, ASUS & MSI. Linus will also compare them with the VIA C7-M powered HP2133 sub-note.
Acer Aspire One
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=30747
ASUS Eee PC 901
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=31302
HP 2133 MINI-NOTE
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=29953
MSI Wind U100
http://www.ncix.com/products/index.php?sku=31533
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Full review of the many features of the MSI Wind U100 249UK Netbook. Here’s an outline of what the latest offering of netbook MSI is offering. Video in full 720p HD.
160GB Hard Drive
1GB Ram
Intel Atom 1.6 CPU
10″ screen
1.3 Mega Pixel Camera
Bluetooth
Wireless B/G/N
6 cell battery (5 hours battery on full system usage)
Internal Multi Card Reader
3 USB ports
XP SP3
Heres where I bought this particular netbook from:
http://www.micro-p.com/produits/MSI-Wind-Series–1822868.aspx?mscssid=%7B06C69D6C%2DE5C3%2D44CA%2DADA8%2DD7797A737334%7D&referer=catalogue%2FcatProductList%2Easp%3F%26ttKeyword%3Dmsi+wind+u100&flNoRedirect=0&ttKeyword=msi+wind+u100&flPackageOnly=2&idCategory=4921&lbCategory=NETBOOKS
Duration : 0:9:27
Megawhat were at the launch of the new Toshiba NB200, or the UX as it’s known in Japan. An update to their Netbook line up with a full size keyboard, long battery life, Intel Atom processor and a very up market finish Toshiba have kicked it up a notch.
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Tags: 200, atom, battery, cell, compact, computer, design, first, ghz, hands, hands-on, handson, idea, Intel, laptop, launch, Life, look, megawhat, megawhat.tv, NB, NB-200, NB200, Netbook, notebook, On, opinion, Overview, preview, processor, review, Series, small, Thoughts, toshiba, UX, video, work |
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UPDATE: ASUS has released an Atom N280 model, the new processor. If considering shopping for a netbook, you should check this new generation of devices.
Easy on me. This is my first review EVER!
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We will look at the MSI u100-641US, a new netbook release from MSI, or Micro Star International, the famous Taiwanese manufacturer of motherboards, graphics cards and other products. This is part of the company’s u100 series, with the usual Atom n270 processor at 1.6 GHz, 1 GB of RAM, nicely upgradable to 2GB, 160GB HD and a 10″ screen, a three cell battery, Windows XP and almost nothing else.
It has an overly simple design, so practical, and has absolutely no aesthetic touches except for the glossy top. Material quality is not extreme, but rahter very decent.
It has 3 USB inputs, mike and sound jacks, VGA output, a LAN input, an SD card reader and built-in .3 MP webcam and mike. It weighs 2.6 pounds, or around 1.2 kilos.
It has a 10″ non-glossy screen with very impressive brightness, providing for the current 1024 web-standard width resolution. Good for mobility, bad for long hours. A netbook’s form factor helps massively with mobility. This one has that average laptop look with indicators right where you want them.
The keyboard is downscaled, but not so much as in 9″ devices, which were the first-gen netbooks. A problem I faced with the keyboard is to press the keypad mistakingly when typing, taking the cursor into other places. The three-cell battery lives between an hour with moderate usage, and an hour and a half tops. Larger batteries are available for nearly a third of the device’s price.
The atom has been around for 9 months, selling well since its inception. Intel has officially released its second generation of laptop atoms, yet it will take a while for manufacturers to absorb it.
The device performs nicely, but only when keeping in mind that this is a stripprd out laptop. In this segment of devices, you will miss a DVD drive, and HD video. Here, merits are size, and price, as Taiwanese manufacturers, starting with Asus, took over in this field. Here, the machine is slipped into a simple and small soft case, maintaining lightness and size.
Here we run computational-intensive MATLAB and LABVIEW, which are programs common with engineers. I have seen that running several internet explorers and office applications can clog this device. HD, even hi-res videos are out of the question. A segment of netbook users like to put in Linux, or even versions of MAC OSX, but the latter had discussions over unavailability of mike and camera drivers.
For April and May, you’re very well suited to get these. A weird fact is that they provide recovery and windows XP CDs.
This device sells for 300$ or less. You might want to try shifting from 15.4″ into a kilogram laptop, given that you have a performance desktop if you have computational or important work, gaming, or HD.
This is a device that you buy knowing that you will change it within two years max. Here, we have a machine weighing between a half to a third of 15.4″ laptop, whithout necessarily slashing abilities heavily.
If you have time on your hand, shop for a better deal, although it can prove hard for the moment. On the other hand, you are better off to wait till the next-gen atoms roll out and shuffle.
I give this device a B+ overall score for great pricing and good performance.
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http://www.minitechnet.de http://www.smartbook.de CeBIT 2010 | Preview des Smartbook Heaven (MacBook Air oder MSI X320 Klon) Subnotebook mit Intel Atom Prozessor.
Duration : 0:1:17
Posted in Smartbook Reviews |
Tags: Apple, atom, cebit, First Look, hands-on, Heaven, preview, smartbook, subnotebook, video |
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