The notebook business has noticed a gigantic bound in sales over recent time as more and more users have been very keen to stay linked whilst on the go. Although gadgets like the iPhone have provided that ‘connectivity fix’ for a lot of users there are also an alternative sub-set of users who need more screen space and keyboard capacity to keep them absorbed.
And then comes the smaller version of the laptop called a netbook. Considered for the most part for surfing the netbook has turned out to be a huge hit and the size, along with the lower asking price, has been the chief promotion points.
And among some of the most popular netbooks are the www.nc10.co.uk/nc10_black.php from Samsung. In reality since it was launched back in 2008 it has become one of the biggest netbooks sold on the WWW.
Samsung seem to have latched onto the end consumer requirement incredibly well and their well considered NC10 Blue is testament to what a major manufacturer can do, and at a small percentage of the cost of one of their much more high-priced, and bigger, stablemates.
The NC10 comes in 4 colours. The standard Black, the pure White, the Blue for Boys and of course…yes you guessed it….the www.nc10.co.uk/nc10_pink.php for girls. They have made sure to cover all ages and gender.
They all have a very strong specification:
- Intel Atom processor
- 10.2 inch widescreen display is optimised to deliver a seamless visual experience
- Genuine Microsoft Windows XP Home
- Normal-size, notebook PC style keyboard, for easy typing
- Integrated 1.3 mega pixel digital motion camera
As soon as it is set up, it completes a backup of the original setup so that you can forever roll back to its original state. You can download updates for Windows and it recommended I download Internet Explorer 7.
One weakness is the size of the touch pad, it is small, but this is because the keyboard uses most of the space. Another issue is that it has a single rocker button, so you can’t press both buttons at the same time.