- 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 Processor
- 1GB DDR2 SDRAM
- 160GB Hard Drive, No Optical Drive
- 10.1″ WSVGA Display, Active Matrix TFT Color LCD Widescreen
- Windows XP Home with SP3. Up to 6 Hours of Battery Life (based on MobileMark testing)
Product DescriptionEven if one of the lightest netbooks in the world by 10 clock. 2 “class, NC10′s innovative design is packed with the latest technology for maximum mobility and productivity. It also integrates a number of practical features, like a normal size, ergonomic keyboard laptop-style, to make life easier on the road. So, If you need to stay in touch, but you want a good impression the NC10 makes sense …. more>> make
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I bought one of these for each of my three daughters. They have been extensively used for the last five months. They take them everywhere. No complaints. I like the dual monitor function. You pay a premium for Dell address. I thought they would not have a DVD player, but kids today “need only a USB port for its JumpDrive. Daemon Lite (freeware) is what they are, to use software (ISO). Rating: 5.5
I bought this netbook for school less than a month earlier. It is very good and lasts the lifetime of the battery. I like the color, size, and the touchpad is very sensitive. The keyboard is also very easy to give, unlike my ex who has a really small keyboard. I am very happy with this purchase, except for one thing: The description says the battery life is six hours, but my netbook almost overheated in less than 5.00. Probably not unlike a la batterie cellules third Rating: 5.4
I bought for my wife. She still complains of my 15 “ThinkPad T Series, especially when we go on holiday. It is just too big and too heavy, and given the many comments and the fact that she likes pink, I hurried to one. The The first thing I did was double the memory, such as by the user to power almost all there is proposed. Memory is cheap when it was obvious. Then I got an external mouse. I can not live without them. I also bought a portable external hard drive (which runs on the two USB ports), or you can install anything, even outside of the plates with one of my three user licenses for protection against virus.Ainsi, came home, installed memory, removed the virus scanner installed my own downloaded and installed WinZip, TextPad, etc. etcAvantages: – Despite its size, it’s pretty fast and powerful above all others without all the junk I have on my Thinkpad has .- camera with microphone is ideal for Web-chat, the keyboard is almost as full-size no cramps-it ~ $ 500 or so for everything. Not bad for my Thinkpad is more than $ 1,500 (well ok it all the way to more power and more features is anyway) – Built-in wireless will not installed with a bunch of useless software, such as with Dell, HP, Vaio, etc … Wow-Video Out on something so small? Cons: – The mouse pad is a scroll on it. I am not used, the I met with the mouse still trying .- The screen is not very high resolution. If you have something that’s more the screen, which is good to install, use those screwed or you have to understand how to use shortcut keys … . more who are not .- no optical drive. I know that this will slow down the machine. I know it reduces the battery life. I know this makes it harder. I know that almost nobody has a netbook, but it needs a face. He makes life better. Take it up as a DVD player on long trips. Imagine Software without purchasing an external hard drive. With the invention of thin flat screens with less power and generate less heat, I said , someone has to a. It is also a bit strange, they have a VGA output, especially if they do not optique.Dans player has a whole, not a desktop replacement by far. It is not even good for older people. It is ideal for computer users to mid level, a portable system will travel or a second major web-surfing computer is very portable. It is also ideal for children (and assuming they are old enough to laptops with respect ) deal to use notes, and entertainment. Rating: 5.4