The newest netbook from LG that carries fairly standard specs with 1.6Ghz Intel Atom N270, 160GB HDD, 1GB RAM and a 3G landed on the hands of Engadget. It’s the final retail version which I assume will get on the hands of everyone very soon. Thus far, they only shared a good impression of the matte white finish of the netbook and we have to wait a few days more for some thorough impressions.

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“Sony Ericsson is excited to work with LG Electronics to give consumers and business users the freedom and flexibility to access internet in the way they want it, wherever they are. Ericsson is also very pleased to be selected to provide mobile broadband modules to LG Electronics’ netbooks which is a segment that is forecasted to grow fast.” – Mats Norin, Vice President

Now let’s ask a not-too-related question, “When is the best time to buy Netbooks“.

There are stores like amazon, offering rebates on Eee PC and MSI, but you may think those netbooks are not the ones you need or want. And you may also be thinking twice of buying just yet because you are expecting more rebates to come in the near future. Or you are waiting for a Netbook with greater features like HSPA. Btw, HSPA enables you to have DSL-like internet access in a wireless way.

But we may be wrong. Prices may go higher instead of going down. Or the ones with HSPA capability might be priced too high which you cannot afford to buy. So what could be the best answer to the question?

eeepc via marketwire

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