Laptop Blog 360: netbooks

netbooks (43 posts)

King for a day - how would you change netbooks?, September 11, 2009

Engadget asks its readers to opine on what changes they would make to netbooks if they were king for a day. Continue reading

Samsung boldy vies for Via processors, August 13, 2009

Samsung goes for a Via Nano processor for its upcoming NC20 netbook according to a leak. Continue reading

New career path for gymnasts: catching netbooks!, August 11, 2009

A new MSI X-series netbook viral ad (or perhaps a DIY from fans) is making the rounds on the interwebs. Continue reading

Intel twists arm, Dell abandons 12-inch netbooks?, August 9, 2009

Dell abandons 12-inch netbooks and some speculate that this may be because of a full-court press put on by Intel. Continue reading

Broadband wars: Comcast offers free Dell netbook for new customers of HD Triple Play, August 3, 2009

Comcast offers a free netbook with $100 HD Triple Play promotion but fails to disclose everything. Continue reading

The NVidia ION invasion begins with the new Lenovo IdeaPad S12, May 25, 2009

The big day has arrived, the first NVidia ION powered netbook has been officially announced by Lenovo, the IdeaPad S12 Continue reading

Radio Shack joins the netbook party with Lenovo IdeaPad S10 for $300, May 24, 2009

Radio Shack jumps aboard the netbook express with the Lenovo IdeaPad S10 for just $300, and with a bonus 2gb USB stick that includes the CA Internet Security Suite in it. Continue reading

Netbooks for everyone? ASUS EPC900HDB for $250 at Best Buy, May 24, 2009

A $250 netbook makes its appearance in this week's Best Buy newspaper ad. It's the EeePC 900HDB, and it's not a bad deal if you ask me! Continue reading

The Netbook Invasion (on the front page of the Best Buy circular), May 10, 2009

The Netbooks are invading the front page of the Best Buy weekly circular ad. A trio of them are dominating the front page! Continue reading

ASUS moving on to 11.6" netbooks, May 5, 2009

ASUS is heading towards the 11.6" netbook direction, that's what is coming out of Asia courtesy of Digitimes.com Continue reading