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Asus Eee PC X101 – Meego running ultra-portable (video)

Asus made their first big announcement at Computex and put a name (and OS) on the ultra thin netbook they advertised last week. The X101 is a 10 inch machine that runs on MeeGo, the (other) open source, cloud based OS we’ve been waiting for. The netbook has an incredibly thin design, with the ...

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Asus 1015B vs 1015PN vs 1015 PW vs 1015PEM and others

Netbooks. So many of them. In the last couple of years we’ve seen the market flooded with 10 inch computers, and sometimes it’s difficult to know which model comes from which manufacturer, the differences between them, and where do they fit in the netbook niche. If you’re one of ou...

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CedarTrail N2600 and N2800 chips to hit netbooks in Q4 2011

That means they get number based code names, which is the norm when it comes to processors for netbooks and laptops. The Cedar Trail will come with N2600 and N2800 code names, so prepare to leave the N4XX and N5XX series behind when it comes to Intel processors. Cedar Trail processors will come in t...

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How to make your netbook run faster (video)

If you have a netbook or plan to buy one, you should know that, as any computer running on Windows, it needs some tweaking in order to run as smooth as possible. We shot a consistent video for you, showing how you can get your 10 inch machine back in shape. The unit we’ve used [...]...

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Asus Eee PC 1011PX review- cheap and solid entry level netbook

Asus is probably the most prodigal company when it comes to releasing netbooks. They have many lines of portable computers in order to suit most types of users, but they keep it true when it comes to their primary mission with the EEE PC series. The series was intended as an affordable and ultra por...

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Asus EEE PC 1015PN- top multimedia capabilities in a 10 inch netbook

As you know, Asus likes to release many netbooks in a single line, and what they usually do is fool around with the numbers and the letters in the name in order to sound different that the previous ones. Most of the times, the differences between netbooks are not that significant, but once in a [......

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Asus EEE PC 1015PX reviewed- next gen Intel Atom powered Asus netbook

The 1015PX is basically an upgrade of the 1015PE we had last year and which was pretty successful, at least in the US. In terms of design, many things remained the same, something we already knew about Asus, a company sticking with a certain design for as long as possible. The exterior of the PX [.....

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Asus EEE PC 1015PEM- fast and furious 10 inch netbook

The Asus EEE PC 1015PEM is a netbook that delivers above average performance and comes at a reasonable price. In a way, it’s the quintessential EEE PC netbook, a line of ultraportable computers which was and is intended to offer a mobile solution for an audience not willing to spend too much o...

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Acer Aspire One AOD255E- light and thin affordable netbook

What a name on this one! But, as you probably noticed over the netbook packed last couple of years, manufacturers usually play around with the titles of some models and roll out different variations which are not very different to what we’ve seen before. So what does the AOD255E has to offer t...

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Acer Aspire One 522- entry level netbook with HD abilities

The Acer Aspire One AO522 is one of the entry level netbooks from Acer, although it has some features that might recommend it for a higher category. As netbooks go, they all kind of have the same features and when one gets its head out of the water (but keeps an aggressive price tag), it [...]...

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