Articles on Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
Kohjinsha Netbook goes really tiny - Sep 11, 2009
Crave While the Netbook industry is heading for larger screen sizes, Kohjinsha seems to be interested in a different trend. Known for making low-cost convertible tablets with 7- to 9-inch screen ... Read story »
Gateway LT3104g/LT3105g (AMD Athlon 64 L110 Processor 1.2GHz, 2GB RAM)
Review In the battle for Netbook market share supremacy, Intel's Atom CPU stands nearly unchallenged despite a handful of offerings with AMD and Via CPUs. So it's surprising we found so much to like about the 11.6-inch Gateway LT3104g. This uses an AMD Athlon 64 L110 1.2GHz processor to provide a...
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Dell Inspiron Mini 10v (Intel Atom N280 Processor 1.66GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review The "v" in the Dell Mini 10v's name is seemingly there to indicate value for thrifty Netbook shoppers. The system is in many ways hard to distinguish from its more expensive cousin and is one of the better sub-S$700 Netbook packages we've seen. It does, however, lack the high-end...
Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2 (Intel Atom N280 Processor 1.66GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review Lenovo's IdeaPad S10 Netbook was one of the most popular budget minilaptops for good reasons: Its business-friendly tools, ExpressCard slot, and reasonable price all made it a great option for consumers or corporate users. Now, another revision is available that effectively replaces the...
Nokia Booklet 3G (Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz processor; 1GB RAM)
Review Mobile phone maker Nokia is jumping into the Netbook pool with its recently announced Booklet 3G laptop, offering a premium-feeling system at a rock-bottom price, as long as you agree to a mobile data contract. The Booklet 3G is easily one of the nicest-looking Netbooks we've seen. Also a...
HP Mini 311 (Intel Atom N280 Processor 1.66GHz, 2GB RAM)
Review The Netbook wars have heated up with PC makers adding upscale features such as larger HD displays and faster low-voltage CPUs to systems in an effort to push prices past the usual S$499 to S$699 range. We've seen HD Netbooks from Sony and others, usually with prices closer to S$899, so...LG X130 is an Energizer bunny of the Netbook world - Aug 19, 2009
Crave It turns out LG is working on a sequel to the X110 it released last year. Not excited? We don't blame you, but what if we tell you the new X130 ... Read story »The long upgrade path for Windows 7 testers - Jul 7, 2009
Crave Going from Windows Vista to Windows 7 is relatively straightforward. So one might think that moving from a pre-release version of Windows 7 to the final version would also be simple. ... Read story »Sony launches new Vaio W Netbook - Jul 7, 2009
Crave Aside from pink, the Vaio W will be available also in white and a special edition brown shade. Even though it exhibits all the characteristics of a Netbook, Sony has been ... Read story »Another Eee PC joins the fray - Jul 14, 2009
Crave The Asus Eee PC family has a new member, and it's also the largest Netbook in its stable to date. The Eee PC 1101HA is the first Asus Netbook to sport ... Read story »Sony Vaio W Netbook available for preorder - Jul 29, 2009
Crave The first honest-to-goodness Netbook from the Japanese maker is finally available, albeit for preorder at this time. Priced at S$899, this puts the Sony Vaio W on the upper end of ... Read story »Samsung Netbook to launch in Singapore - Jun 4, 2009
Crave After withdrawing its notebooks from the Asia-Pacific markets, Korean manufacturer Samsung seems ready to take a tentative step back into the region. The Samsung NC310 will hit Singapore in July, though ... Read story »
Virtual PC 5.0 for Windows
Review Virtual PC 5.0 for Windows
Samsung N310 (Intel Atom N280 processor 1.66GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review We've gotten to the point where mainstream Netbooks are a fairly rigid format. Slap together an Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and a copy of Windows XP, and you've got your hands on essentially the same product sold by PC makers such as Dell, HP, and Acer. The...
Fujitsu M2010 (Intel Atom N270 Processor 1.6GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review Fujitsu is finally getting in on the growing Netbook trend with an entry aimed at the educational market. The M2010 includes many of the same features already common in the increasingly similar Netbook product landscape, so what differentiates it as an "education Netbook?" We were curious to find...Jump to page: [1] 2
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