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Toshiba NB200 review
Toshiba's second entry into the netbook arena, the 10.1-inch NB200, is a valiant effort. It ticks all the netbook boxes, as well as offering a couple of very welcome extra features, like a shock-protected hard drive and a USB port that lets you charge mobile devices even when the NB200's turned off Read more
10 July 2009 by Patrick Wignall
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Acer Aspire One D255 review
There are better looking netbooks around, but thanks to its low price, dual-core processor, excellent screen and keyboard, the Acer Aspire One D255 offers great value for money. Read more
25 October 2010 by Niall Magennis
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Samsung N120 review
Alongside the slightly smaller N110, the Samsung N120 is one of two successors to the highly rated NC10. It promises better usability, better battery life, enhanced sound capabilities and a user experience that belies its netbook heritage Read more
11 May 2009 by Rory Reid
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Samsung NC10 review
In a crowded netbook market, the 10-inch NC10 manages to stand out, thanks to impressive performance, good battery life, an excellent keyboard, and a fantastic, attractive design. We'd like to see high-speed Wi-Fi and 3G capability, but this is definitely not a netbook to be sniffed at Read more
27 March 2009 by Rory Reid
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MSI Wind review
With the huge success of Asus' Eee PC, the mini laptop market is suddenly crowded with imitators, but MSI's effort could well be one of the best so far. It looks gorgeous, it comes with Windows XP or Linux, plus it's very affordable and it's amazingly well-specced Read more
2 July 2008 by Rory Reid
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LG Netbook X110 review
As far as we know, the X110 is the first laptop LG has ever released in the UK. This standard-fare netbook has the added bonus of integrated 3G, is extremely comfortable to use and comes in three different colours. If you don't mind committing to a 24-month Phones4U contract, this might be the netbook for you Read more
26 November 2008 by Rory Reid
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Nokia Booklet 3G review
Despite Nokia arriving at the netbook shindig a few years late, the 10.1-inch Booklet 3G is an impressive machine. Its performance is par for the netbook course, but its high-res screen, built-in 3G modem and excellent battery life make it a tempting, if expensive, proposition Read more
18 February 2010 by Rory Reid
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Asus Eee PC 900 review
The Asus Eee PC 900 is a very likeable ultraportable laptop. An updated version of the Eee PC 701, it boasts a larger 8.9-inch screen with a higher resolution, plus a multi-touch mouse trackpad. With the option of Windows or Linux, its improved storage gives it an edge over the competition Read more
16 April 2008 by Rory Reid
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Samsung N140 review
Although the 10.1-inch N140 doesn't bring anything new to the netbook table, we can't knock it. Solidly built and attractively designed, its outstanding feature is its 10-hour battery life. Look no further if you want a reasonably priced netbook that can last all day away from the mains Read more
7 October 2009 by Julian Prokaza
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RM Asus miniBook review
The RM Asus miniBook is one of the smallest laptops on the market. It's small enough to be mistaken for a hardback book, but despite its dimensions, it doesn't sacrifice performance. With a solid state hard drive and operating a Linux-based graphical user interface, it's the definition of an ultraportable Read more
14 November 2007 by Rory Reid
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