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Title: Netbook or Notebook, which do you use? Post by: Michael McNamara on November 22, 2009, 01:43:03 PM The holidays are nearing and I was considering purchasing a netbook for the loving wife. She's wildly into Facebook and social networking. A few of my co-workers have told me that I, personally, would never be happy with a netbook because if it's poor performance and the limitations of the Intel ATOM processor.
Anyone have any comments? And thoughts? What netbook are you using? Any recommendations? Thanks! Title: Re: Netbook or Notebook, which do you use? Post by: John T on December 23, 2009, 03:01:13 AM I recently picked up the Acer AS1410 (Ruby Red) SU3200 and simply love it. Very small and light yet keyboard feels good. It has approximately 6 hours of battery life and Draft-N wireless. The dual core Intel Celeron performs much better than the Intel Atom based netbooks which can be painfully slow at times.
Have a look here for details, http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1616113 (http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?t=1616113) Title: Re: Netbook or Notebook, which do you use? Post by: Michael McNamara on December 23, 2009, 03:19:52 AM Thanks for the feedback!
I've read a lot of great things about the SU2300. I had looked at the SU3500 originally. I think right now I'm going to probably wait until after Christmas before I do anything and see if the prices move down at all. Perhaps there might be some online deals between Christmas and New Year's day. Cheers! Title: Re: Netbook or Notebook, which do you use? Post by: Michael McNamara on January 05, 2010, 02:20:21 AM Over the holidays I picked up a Motorola Droid so I won't be needing (or can afford) a netbook.
If I look to get a computer for the kids to share around the house as they get older a netbook or laptop might be a good choice. Happy Holidays! Title: Re: Netbook or Notebook, which do you use? Post by: John T on February 27, 2010, 02:20:11 PM The latest generation of SmartPhones are pretty amazing... I mean you can almost do everything you can with a full blown laptop. Obviously you can't write a 100 page book with a SmartPhone but you can easily check your email, get the news, surf the net, etc.
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