Typical price: £370
What is it: 10-inch netbook with long battery life and subwoofer
What we think: A little large for a 10-inch netbook, but it's a great example nonetheless
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 11 May 2009
Tags: Samsung, Samsung N120, operating system, usability, netbook
We like:
Excellent battery life; large keyboard
We don't like:
Keyboard lacks feel; no high-speed Wi-Fi or 3G; 'subwoofer' is a joke
CNET UK judgement:
The N120 is larger and slightly more unwieldy than the NC10, but it has a larger keyboard and better battery life. The keyboard could be improved slightly, and we're not big fans of the glossy screen, but on the whole, it's a very good machine. Just don't buy into the 'subwoofer' hype
Full review:
There's one born every minute. No, not suckers -- netbooks. the Samsung N120 is the latest mini laptop to find its way to the mothership, aka the CNET UK offices. Alongside the slightly smaller N110, this model 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. It's available to buy now for around £370. Continue Reading...
Samsung N120 History
6 May 2009 in Crave
Photos: Hands-on with the 10-hour Samsung N120 netbook
We've got our grubby little hands on the brand-new Samsung N120 -- a 10-inch netbook you'll do well not to confuse with Samsung's N120, NC20, NC10, N310 or N110 netbooks
24 Mar 2009 in Crave
Samsung N110, N120: 10-hour netbooks
Samsung has detailed a new pair of 10.1-inch mini laptops -- the N110 and N120, which claim to offer seriously impressive battery life
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