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Dell Inspiron Duo 10.1 inch Netbook/Tablet Review

Dell Inspiron Duo 10.1 inch Netbook/Tablet Review
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Dell has teased us with Dell Inspiron Duo – a device promising to bring the versatility of a netbook and form factor of tablet all in one numerous times and now thanks to guys over at Engadget we can put speculations and predictions to rest. It seems the Dell Inspiron Duo pretty much came out as a product we expected. A solid netbook with decent performance but lack of good touchscreen UI, no VGA or HDMI, somewhat short battery life and a starting price of whopping £449 here in the UK we just can’t see it winning many people’s hearts over. Engadget video review after the break. Continue reading >

Samsung NF210 10.1 inch Netbook Review

Samsung NF210 10.1 inch Netbook Review
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Creating a Netbook with a difference isn’t the easiest task as manufacturers mostly stick to a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom and a 10.1 inch screen (1024 x 600 px). Where the Samsung NF210 tries to stand out is the looks as it features in-mold rolling (IMR) with which Samsung could achieve curved chassis even the screen lid seems it is curved on each sides when netbook is closed. It definitely sports design unlike any other we have ever seen. So if you are looking for Netbook with extraordinary looks and ready to pay extra for it then look no further as the Samsung NF210 could be all you have ever wished for.

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Asus Lamborghini Eee PC VX6 12.1 inch Netbook Review

Asus Lamborghini Eee PC VX6 12.1 inch Netbook Review
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Asus’ Lamborghini lineup has always featured extra ordinary design, high performance and price. Now they expanded the Lamborghini lineup into netbook territory and as far as netbooks go the Asus Lambroghini VX6 really pushes the definition of a netbook. It features a 12.1 inch screen, dual core Atom and nVidia ION 2 graphics – a hardware that can compete with CULV notebooks.

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Asus Eee PC 1015T AMD 10.1 inch Netbook

Asus Eee PC 1015T AMD 10.1 inch Netbook
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Asus has created pretty much every combination of netbook hardware possible with Intel’s processors and it turned to AMD. What we have seen in other AMD powered netbooks such as Acer Aspire One 521 they offer better performance especially in the graphics department then Intel but usually last half as long when running on battery power. So hopefully Asus Eee PC 1015T that features the latest AMD V series processor for netbooks will offer competitive battery life. Asus Eee PC 1015T offers already familiar seashell chassis design and offers 4 colour options including white, black, blue and red.

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Asus EEE PC 1015PEM 10.1 inch Netbook Review

Asus EEE PC 1015PEM 10.1 inch Netbook Review
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It is not the first netbook to feature a dual core Intel Atom processors but it is the first 10.1 inch netbook with the dual core processor. Apart from the 1.5 GHz Atom processor it also packs the Bluetooth 3.0 adapter and an anti-glare screen. We think that all netbooks should feature a dual core Atom as it only bumps price up for about €20 which to be honest isn’t much for a multitasking able netbook. So hopefully other manufacturers will follow Asus in the bid to make netbooks more versatile then just browsing web otherwise the wave of tablets might make netbooks obsolete.

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Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 10.1 inch Netbook

Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 10.1 inch Netbook
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Dell launched the Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 10.1 inch Netbook last month and guys at NotebookCheck already got their hands on one of them for in-depth testing. Just to recap the Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 is yet another average netbook packing a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N455 processor, 1GB DDR3 RAM, Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics and Windows 7 Starter. The only novelties are the Bluetooth 3.0 adapter, only 2 x USB 2.0 ports and surprisingly a fanless cooling system as well. Read on to find out more.

Asus Eee PC 1018P 10.1 Netbook Review

Asus Eee PC 1018P 10.1 Netbook Review
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Everytime a new netbook is released you have to ask yourself what has the manufacturer done to stand out from other average netbooks. Asus Eee PC 1018P brings new aluminium chassis design, Bluetooth 3.0 and USB 3.0 connectivity in hope to distinct itself from the crowds and make users want it more then others. Other then that it is yet another netbook with 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N455, 1GB DDR RAM, 250 GB, 10.1 inch (1024 x 768 px) glossy screen and Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics.

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Asus Eee PC 1215N 12.1 inch Netbook Review

Asus Eee PC 1215N 12.1 inch Netbook Review
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Dual core Intel Atom? CHECK
nVidia ION graphics with Optimus switching technology? CHECK
HD (1366×768 px) screen? CHECK
Battery life of over 6 hours? CHECK
RRP under $500? CHECK

According to the above list we finally have an ultimate netbook. So ultimate in fact we are not sure should we call it a netbook any more but for the sake of Intel Atom processor (even though it is dual core) let’s still put in the same category as other average netbooks. And who else would make such a “powerful” netbook if not the manufacturer that started the netbook craze with its Eee PC brand – Asus. Continue reading >

Acer Aspire One 533-13Drr 10.1 inch Netbook

Acer Aspire One 533-13Drr 10.1 inch Netbook
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Yet another netbook from Acer. Specswise nothing extraordinary as it features a 1.66GHz  Intel Atom N455, 1GB DDR3 RAM,  250GV hard drive and Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics. There are couple of surprises though with one being the latest Bluetooth 3.0 and other the new sleeker and slimmer chassis design that comes in Red, Black or White. RRP €329.

Toshiba NB250 10.1 inch Netbook Review

Toshiba NB250 10.1 inch Netbook Review
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If you have always loved the Toshiba NB305 netbook but was just slightly over your budget then Toshiba has got an answer for you a cheaper brother the Toshiba NB250 even though guys at TrustedReviews think that if you decide to buy the Toshiba NB250 you should get the version with a six-cell battery to get some decent battery life out if it but bare in mind that this is yet just another average netbook out there with little to stand out from the already blend netbook market.