10″ netbook - posts tagged with '10″ netbook'

Brad from Liliputing posted a video review of Dell’s standard 10 inch netbook, the Mini 10 . Here are the main points noticed from watching it: the device is a little bit wider but less bulky than other 1...

The new 10 inch generation Acer Aspire One 532h netbooks are finally on the market and available for us to buy. Also, Joana at Engadget had the chance to give one of these devices a little spin and posted a sho...

Introduced just 10 days ago, the new Asus EEE PC 1005-PE not only became the most popular 10 inch netbook on Amazon, but almost the best sold netbook of all this month. In just 10 days. I was in fact expecting ...

I was telling you the other days Gateway is planning to go on PineTrail too, with their 10 inch LT21 series. Well, they already did, and Lee from minifrag.com just got his new device and posted a couple of firs...

Following what was perhaps the best 10 inch netbook of 2009, Toshiba NB305 is a mini laptop that has to live to the name of its predecessor, the NB205. Although the product is new and was just announced at CES ...

Samsung launched a couple of new netbooks at CES this year, and while i already wrote about the Moblin powered N127 or the rough NB30, it’s time to take a more detailed look at the mainstream oriented N15...

As I was expecting, now with all the new netbooks built on PineTrail getting out, we’ll be able to find lots of nice deals on older generation mini laptops, devices still good enough for everyday use (as ...

Although most netbooks are pretty solid built and reliable, handing them to your kids or using them outside, in rougher conditions, is not indicated. Samsung now has a better option, with their recently announc...

You remember the 1008P-KR Special Collection Edition I tested this week, don’t you? Peter signaled it is now available in stores, on Amazon.com . Price is $499, close to what i anticipated, although i was...

After mentioning the breath-taking LG X300 mini laptop yesterday, Brad from Liliputing (who has the chance to be actually present at CES), also tells us of some of the other “less shiny” netbooks LG...