For today’s choice of netbook review worth getting and worth your time, we are going to be recommending the most expensive “blue” Samsung NC10-14GB from Amazon.
For all its worth, Samsung has been making laptops for longer than anyone else including both Acer and Aspire.
In the past, Samsung has stopped selling their top-of-the-line laptops in America, due to the fact that the market here has fierce competition and the laptops were made, localized to South Koreans, not
Well, Laptop people, another week has slipped past us. Let’s take a loot at some of the best laptops we looked at this week, as well as the day’s news and a few great how-tos and hacks.
First, our top three laptops of the week:
1. The Samsung X460 turned some heads this week. The solid specs and great design was enough for reviwers around the net.
2. The Alienware M17 might have a c
Well, Dell. What can you do? If you are one of the largest suppliers of PC laptops out there, I suppose you don’t have to offer the best products, as you have a built-in market share and name recognition. I’ve never been a huge Dell fan for this reason, and the new Dell Inspiron Mini 12 laptop does little to regain my faith in the mega-company.
And wh
My favorite laptop magazine, LaptopMag.com has a great hands-on review of Windows 7 on a Laptop:
While our operating system is described as a pre-beta, everything seems very solid. We used the system for hours without a crash or a blue screen of death in sight. We didn’t install many apps, but those we did—Adobe Reader, Firefox, CamStudio, and GIMP—all ran flawlessly. If this is the pre-beta, we can’t wait to see the beta.
I think Windows 7 is
HP Pavilion dv5t is now available. I hope it doesn’t die a horrible death like my dv9000. I can’t believe HP still has no option for Windows XP, come on guys! This is BS!
