Slim and Lightweight Netbooks

by Moonmoon Chatterjee
online shopping website

You can say Netbooks are type of laptops with all the features of a laptop. Netbooks are virtually higher in demand due to following key reasons: small and easy to carry anywhere. You can carry this device with you where ever you want due to its light weight and can do your task with ease. Netbooks are packed with lots of features and at the same time less in price. These are usually far-fetched portable devices. These are furnished with brilliant technology. Their look is so trendy and stylish. Below is the given list of some of the popular netbooks:

HP Mini 5103

HP Mini 5103 is the sleek and lightweight netbook with the help of which you can stay connected with other with integrated HP mobile broadband powered by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Gobi. The metal design gives it a nice appearance with longer battery life. It is also most secure corporate netbook. The display size of this notebook is 10.1 inches. The device has an Intel Atom Processor model N550, with a speed of 1500 MHz. The device is equipped with Microsoft Windows 7 professional operating system.

Toshiba Mini NB505-508GN

The leading features of Toshiba Mini NB505-508GN are 10.3 inches display, Intel Atom Processor model N455 with a speed 1660 MHz, resolution of 1024x600, operating system of Microsoft Windows 7 Starter, and excellent battery life. Even the look is appealing from others. All these features make it different netbook from others.

The Acer Aspire One 522 (model BZ897)

Acer Aspire One 522 is the most affordable netbook. It is a slim netbook with 10.1 inch LED display. The battery backup is superb. Some of the main features are 250 GB hard drive, 1.3-megapixel Webcam, Intel atom processor N450, OS Microsoft Windows 7 Starter and multimedia is great.

Asus Eee PC R051PX Netbook

One of the best innovative netbook is Asus EEE PC R051PX. This model is obtained at the most reasonable price. Gives clear visibility with 10.1 inches WSVGA non – glare display. The netbook is equipped with Intel Atom N455 Processor, 320 GB hard disk, 1 GB RAM, Microsoft Windows 7 Starter, 8 hrs. of battery backup.

Lenovo Thinkpad B Series B560 59 068974

Lenovo Thinkpad BSeries B560 59 068974is the handy as well as stylish netbook in design. It has a screen size of about 15.6 inches. 1 GB memory, 500GB 5400rpm, Bluetooth, 0.3 mega pixel web camera, 6 Cell Lithium-Ion battery and many more are its main features. It is powered with by Intel Pentium Dual Core Processor P6200 of 2.13 GHz.

Dell Inspiron Mini 1018

The design of Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 is the most admirable. It is very light in weight, so you can take it with you wherever you go. With this netbook, one can stay in touch with everybody and can check mails in time. It is also one of the best netbooks of this year. Dell Inspiron Mini is studded with features like 10.1" screen, Intel Atom N455 Processor, Webcam, 1 GB DDR3 RAM, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth etc.

So, you can see that netbooks are higher in demand and are of greater use. These netbook details surely help you a lot. Those who are work-o-holic, these lightweight netbook might help them. You can buy cheap and affordable netbooks from us. We give you whole details about the product features and specification. We offer you most trendy look netbooks with advance features and with free gifts.

Author Info-

This article is being submitted on behalf of Letsbuy.com- an India based Online Shopping Portal. You can find latest netbooks & accessories related information here.

Article submitted Friday, August 12, 2011 & read 22 times.

Please log in to leave your comments.

» left by Anonymous (50 days 17 hours ago.)

I'm afraid I have to agree with John on aolmst every point. With John having skipped Vista he would not have been able to mention Aero or do a comprehensive review. Also the fact that Narration and Magnifier were in under the Accesories.Accesibilty tab is being rather nitpicking in my opinion.John I thought did an excellent review overall and I particularily liked that he wrote it for the average person who might use a netbook. It was not defined as a comprehensive review, but clearly stated it was his impression going from XP to Win 7 on a netbook.It is easy to criticize, using the euphemism of constructive criticism but while it is valid to point out errors or omissions, you could certainly have praised him for all the points he got right, but didn't. The more fair approach, in my opinion, would have been to ask him valid questions or request further clarification. My impression is that you are a power user and tried way to hard to read too many things into the article, when it was intended for a different audience all together. I believe your intentions were good and not mean-spirited, but unfortunately they still came across that way.

1-0-0-0-3-ADSO

Most Recent