Looking for a tough netbook?
This is the Samsung NB30 it is a nice looking, tough and robust netbook that has just become available in the US market.
You will get the fingerprint free lid and a cool feature that protects the keyboard from liquids, well a little bit of liquid anyway and there is always the hard drive protection system too.
What’s more this neat little machine is on the NewEgg site at a reasonable $370!
General
Brand SAMSUNG
Model NB30-BLACK
Part# NP-NB30-JA01US
Colour Black
Operating System
OS Provided Windows 7 Starter
Processor
CPU Type Intel Atom
CPU Speed N450 (1.66GHz)
Display
Screen Size 10.1″
Widescreen Display Yes
Display Type WSVGA
Max Resolution 1024 x 600
Graphics
Graphics Processor Intel GMA 3150
Video Memory Shared system memory
Memory
Memory 1GB
Hard Drive
HDD 160GB
Hard Drive RPM 5400 RPM
Hard Drive Interface SATA
Dimension & Weight
Dimension 10.40″ x 7.40″ x 0.99″ – 1.05″
Weight 2.73 lbs.
Netbook Camera
Camera Type Built-in
Camera Pixels 0.3 Megapixel
Communications
LAN 10/100Mbps
WLAN 802.11b/g/n Wireless LAN
Expansion / Connectivity
USB 3
Video Ports 1 x VGA
Audio Ports 1 x Microphone jack; 1 x Headphone jack
Audio
Audio Integrated Sound Card
Speaker Built-in speakers
Input Device
Touchpad Yes
Keyboard Standard
Card Reader
Card Reader 3-in-1 Card Slot (SD, SDHC, MMC)
Battery
Battery 6 Cell 4400mAh Lithium Ion
Battery Life 6.5 hours
Manufacturer Warranty
Labour 1 year limited
Parts 1 year limited
Priced at $369.99
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January 24th, 2010 at 11:11 am
Looks like a pretty handy machine, i am in the market for a new netbook and am stuck in dilemma between the Aspire One and Eee PC, what would you recommend personally?
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