Boy plays Counter-Strike on Toshiba NB100

Toshiba NB100 is a lightweight netbook with 8.9″ display, 120GB HDD and 1GB RAM which is powered by an Intel Atom N270 processor. It also has an Intel 950 GMA Integrated Graphics chipset which we pretty much see on other netbooks as well.

The main reason why netbooks exist like the Toshiba NB100 is to have an easier access to the internet ‘anywhere’ without carrying a heavier laptop. But in a place where internet hasn’t fully established, you can’t stop a boy from making his Toshiba NB100 as useful.

I’ve been to my hometown this weekend and saw my cousin in front of a toy-looking device which I immediately suspected as a netbook. So I came closer and confirmed it is indeed a netbool, a Toshiba NB100. I was also pretty much amazed seeing him play the classic Counter-Strike, which by the way I never thought still exist. What even amazed me is how he played it without using a mouse, and shooting bots by the “Enter” key.

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Last updated: October 26, 2011 |

Andrew is a longtime fan of portable laptops. Working as a tech journalist since 2004, he's had the chance to see these become better and better and now he's the Editor-in-Chief here at AllAboutEEEPC.com. The site is mainly focused on Asus netbooks, tablets and mini laptops, but you can always find more about these devices over at netbooklive.com , where Andrew spends most of its time. More on the About page. See all posts by Andrew.