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Netbook Review
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At Netbook Review you will find the latest reviews, news and videos regarding every netbook available at the moment. We will help you to choose best netbook for your needs. Here you could compare all netbooks that are available on the market.
- Added on: Mar 27th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Tom
- Listed in: Hardware
- Tags: netbooks netbook reviews netbook review
Recent Posts
The Sotec DC204A3, An all-new 32GB SSD Netbook from Onkyo’s
The folks at Onkyo have been laying low for a while, but have finally come out with a new Netbook, and it was worth the wait! The DC204A3 uses the Intel Atom N270 processor, as well as the Intel 945GSE Express. With 1GB of memory and a 10.1 inch LCD...
Check out the new Toshiba 3G mini notebook, the miniB
The new PC ‘miniB’ netbook from Toshiba is a third-generation premium mini notebook, and is available in either metallic silver and brilliant brown. Using an isolated keyboard and dual-side LED back lights, the miniB is quite comfortable to us...
Asus Eee PC 1201N - extra efficient netbook
ASUS has introduced the new multimedia EeePC1201N netbook featuring an NVIDIA ION graphic along with a dual-core Intel Atom 330 processor. Thanks to the Intel Atom 330 and DDR dual channel memory, Eee PC 1201N is able to achieve the PCMark05 and 3D...
Samsung N310 Netbook
The latest review of the Samsung N310 from LaptopMag was the first we’d actually heard of this system, and it turns out that this is a pretty cool and stylish netbook (perhaps the first of its kind to be released from Samsung.) It has pretty stand...
Zoostorm Freedom netbook: Power in a lightweight package!
The recently announced “Freedom” netbook from Zoostorm is all set to go up for purchase from PC Nextday. This netbook features a nice metallic chassis finish encasing an 8.9 inch WSVGA LED backlit screen, and comes with Windows XP. Inside is the...
Toshiba NB200 Netbook
Toshiba has taken their old NB100 netbook and taken it to a whole new level with the NB200. Although the predecessor was certainly a capable system, there was some room for improvement, and Toshiba never likes to sit idly by when there’s work to b...
