The Sony VAIO VPC-W111XX Netbook provides powerful entertainment options in an extremely lightweight design. This 2.6-pound Netbook features a 10.1-inch LED-backlit 1366 x 768 display with XBRITE ECO technology, the lively, crisp images produced while conserving precious battery life. The slim, handsome Sony VAIO VPC-W111XX / P netbook comes with a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N280 processor load, 1GB DDR2 memory, a 160GB 5400RPM SATA hard drive, and the original Windows XP Home operating system. Beyondhas a built-in MOTION EYE ® webcam and microphone, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, and High-Definition Audio. For more information or to buy at this product visit: com.puter.tv

www.netbooknews.com If you have heard about App Up! its an App store for netbooks which is available on Windows and on Moblin. If you want to do a side by side on how this store differs on this new O this is the video for you.

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Miniaturization, the science of making things smaller, has reached a whole new level. Hence, the geeks and nerds in Taiwan and Silicon Valley asked, “Well, the notebook is so big; it should be called a ledger. Why don’t we twiddle stuff a little bit and make a notebook that looks like a notebook?” Thus, the ultra portable netbook was born.

The first, and most recognizable, difference between a netbook and the notebook is the form factor or size. Netbooks are usually about 10 inches wide diagonally, while laptops are around 15 inches wide. In short, netbooks are vastly more portable than laptops because they can fit practically anywhere - a sizeable purse, a small backpack, the glove compartment of a car. This is the main selling point of netbooks.

A netbook is a very useful little purchase. It makes even a regular notebook computer look huge and it truly has the ability to go anywhere. Today’s netbooks are tiny little machines packed with a reasonable amount of power. You’ll most likely get one gigabyte of RAM and a hard drive anywhere from 150 gigabytes to 300 gigabytes.

This is a perfect package for being on the go. With wireless hotspots popping up everywhere you can pull your netbook out of your bag and browse the internet, type a quick email, read an ebook, or even listen to a little music. How can you get the most out of your tiny computer?

With the rest of the notebook industry rushing to grab a piece of the netbook market share, Samsung has responded by producing the Samsung NC10 netbook. Like many netbooks in the market, the NC10 is 10.2 inches wide and has all the basic netbook necessities such as a 1.3 mp camera, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi and runs on Microsoft Windows XP Home. It is powered by a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM and has a 160GB hard drive.