A netbook is a laptop with a shrunken screen, an undersize keyboard and a processor that’s so slow, you’d have laughed at it in 2007. The netbooks’ crucial attractions are tiny dimensions, light weight and low cost, usually $350 to $500. Otherwise, they’re all about compromises.
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State of the Art - Buying the Best Netbooks for the Least-Bad Compromises - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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In general, these four have identical specs: Windows XP ;1 gigabyte of memory; 1.6-gigahertz Intel Atom processor; 160-gigabyte hard drive; Wi-Fi wireless; 3 U.S.B. jacks; a webcam above the screen; video output and Ethernet jacks; and a memory-card slot.
What hardware are you using? - 7 views
I know what you're talking about. Our no-fault coverage was around $100 a machine for 3 years. Feels high, but it's a great security blanket when something goes wrong!
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