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Tired of schlepping a heavy laptop around? Then take a load off with a netbook. We give you some of our favorites.
Whether you commute by bus, train, car, or on foot, lugging a laptop around can get cumbersome. Between that and everything else in your bag, your back can get seriously strained. Short of hiring someone else to carry a laptop, consider a netbook. They're lightweight, inexpensive relative to other laptops, and can handle day-to-day computing on the go. We give you some of our favorites.
The Editors' Choice Toshiba mini NB305-N410 ($400 direct, 4.5 Stars) is one of our top-rated netbooks. It weighs in at 2.9lbs. and has a screen-size of 10.1 inches. This pint-sized computer has a full-sized keyboard for those who don't want adjust their typing habits for less space. There's also a 3G option available with Best Buy for those that don't want to risk not having access to free Wi-Fi.
At over $400, the 3.2-pound ASUS EeePC 1201N ($484.00 street, 4 Stars) is the priciest of the netbooks we feature here, but that gets you a dual-core Atom processor and Nvidia's Ion platform, which helps with those HD videos and light 3D gaming. Because of this high quality, you sacrifice battery life, which can be up to a mere 4 hours. If you're looking to do a little more than word processing and Web surfing, however, this netbook should be on your short list..
If you're looking for something a little lighter in terms of weight and cost, the HP Mini 5102 ($400 direct, 4 Stars) may be more up your alley. With a metallic lid and chic black design that just screams dark and mysterious this 2.8-pound business-oriented netbook will provide users with up to 11 hours of battery life. The HP Mini 5102 is also very smartly designed with a carrying handle option—no laptop bag required—and features a touch screen.
The Dell Mini 10v ($299 street, 3.5) is one of the most affordable netbooks on the market. If you're looking for a cheaper solution without sacrificing good quality computing then the this 2.5-pound netbook could be it. With a battery life of 8 hours, the Mini 10v provide the essentials keep it light.
All of these netbook are wonderful choices, but in the end it all depends on you, the consumer. Read on to figure out the perfect netbook to lighten your load.
Featured in this story:
Toshiba Mini NB305-N410
The Toshiba mini NB305-N410 netbook carries over many of the qualities that made its predecessor, the mini NB205 so lovable, and it's still the netbook that gives you the most for the least amount of money.
ASUS EeePC 1201N
The ASUS EeePC 1201N is the fastest netbook money can buy, but its tradeoff is battery life just 4 hours of it.
HP Mini 5102
The HP Mini 5102 netbook is one of the best in its class, and features such as a touch screen, a carrying handle, and an optional 11-hour battery are now part of its impressive arsenal.
Dell Inspiron Mini 10v
The Dell Mini 10v is one of the most affordable netbooks money can buy, and 8 hours of battery life isn't too shabby either.
The Editors' Choice Toshiba mini NB305-N410 ($400 direct, 4.5 Stars) is one of our top-rated netbooks. It weighs in at 2.9lbs. and has a screen-size of 10.1 inches. This pint-sized computer has a full-sized keyboard for those who don't want adjust their typing habits for less space. There's also a 3G option available with Best Buy for those that don't want to risk not having access to free Wi-Fi.
At over $400, the 3.2-pound ASUS EeePC 1201N ($484.00 street, 4 Stars) is the priciest of the netbooks we feature here, but that gets you a dual-core Atom processor and Nvidia's Ion platform, which helps with those HD videos and light 3D gaming. Because of this high quality, you sacrifice battery life, which can be up to a mere 4 hours. If you're looking to do a little more than word processing and Web surfing, however, this netbook should be on your short list..
If you're looking for something a little lighter in terms of weight and cost, the HP Mini 5102 ($400 direct, 4 Stars) may be more up your alley. With a metallic lid and chic black design that just screams dark and mysterious this 2.8-pound business-oriented netbook will provide users with up to 11 hours of battery life. The HP Mini 5102 is also very smartly designed with a carrying handle option—no laptop bag required—and features a touch screen.
The Dell Mini 10v ($299 street, 3.5) is one of the most affordable netbooks on the market. If you're looking for a cheaper solution without sacrificing good quality computing then the this 2.5-pound netbook could be it. With a battery life of 8 hours, the Mini 10v provide the essentials keep it light.
All of these netbook are wonderful choices, but in the end it all depends on you, the consumer. Read on to figure out the perfect netbook to lighten your load.
Featured in this story:
Toshiba Mini NB305-N410 The Toshiba mini NB305-N410 netbook carries over many of the qualities that made its predecessor, the mini NB205 so lovable, and it's still the netbook that gives you the most for the least amount of money.
ASUS EeePC 1201N
The ASUS EeePC 1201N is the fastest netbook money can buy, but its tradeoff is battery life just 4 hours of it.
HP Mini 5102The HP Mini 5102 netbook is one of the best in its class, and features such as a touch screen, a carrying handle, and an optional 11-hour battery are now part of its impressive arsenal.
Dell Inspiron Mini 10vThe Dell Mini 10v is one of the most affordable netbooks money can buy, and 8 hours of battery life isn't too shabby either.
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