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Review Date: 02-JUN-2009
RRP: TBA
4.25
The MSI Wind U123T is a fine netbook for travellers, students and TV junkies. It ships with a digital TV tuner that lets you record programs onto the netbook and then watch them while on the road. It's also useful for typing documents, viewing photos and listening to music.
Review Date: 24-SEP-2009
RRP: TBA
3.75
Samsung's NC10 isn't the most attractive netbook on the market, but its built in 3G wireless broadband capabilities and above average battery life makes it a good road warrior.
Review Date: 17-JUL-2009
RRP: TBA
3.75
The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 is a great netbook, especially if you want a high resolution, a large amount of storage space and the convenience of an HDMI output. It's let down by the poor digital TV software, slow performance and the awkward touchpad. We also liked the super cool lid artwork!
Review Date: 26-NOV-2007
RRP: $499.00 $479.00
4.50
This revolutionary little machine is a great choice for kids at school, or travellers looking for a basic unit to update their blog, check e-mails or write their travel diary with. We wouldn't recommend it as much to the elderly, simply due to the keyboard and screen size, but it is simple to use and does the job well.
Review Date: 24-JUN-2008
RRP: $479.00
4.25
It has been out for a while now, but the original Eee PC is still great value and one of the best super-portable laptops on the market.
Review Date: 31-JUL-2008
RRP: $549.00
2.25
As long as far better products remain on the market at similar prices, buyers should steer clear of the Pioneer DreamBook IL1. It suffers from a slow processor, small touchpad and the screen resolution is stretched in all the settings. The only thing that saves this product from being a complete flop is its phenomenally long battery life.
Review Date: 13-AUG-2009
RRP: $599.00
4.00
As UMPCs go, the Viliv S5 Premium delivers on many of its promises, although the disappointing 3G performance will deter some people and the software keyboard makes it a poor choice for anyone who frequently wrangles Office documents. For this price, you can get a nice, lightweight netbook or even notebook. We recommend checking out the Viliv S5 Premium only if you absolutely must have a 500g Windows PC that works well with Wi-Fi, and you're not expecting to do a lot of typing.
Review Date: 12-MAY-2008
RRP: $599.00
4.50
Physically, it's the same as the Linux version, and it has less storage space, but it does feel a little faster and it's much better suited to playing videos.
Review Date: 17-SEP-2008
RRP: $599.00
3.00
While we love the size and weight of this netbook, its keyboard is very hard to type on due to the non-standard key layout.
Review Date: 01-AUG-2008
RRP: $599.00
3.75
This Linux version of the Aspire One is easy to use and has a solid-state drive, but the Windows XP version has better memory and storage capacity for only $100 more. Furthermore, Acer will also release versions with built-in 3G modules. It's really a case of waiting for the new versions to arrive, unless the portability and ease of use of this unit catch your fancy.
Review Date: 15-OCT-2009
RRP: $649.00
3.25
Physically, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10-2 is a run-of-the-mill netbook without anything to make it stand out from other mini-notebooks on the Australian market. However, it includes a fine implementation of Splashtop, which allows you to use the netbook for Web browsing and other basic tasks without booting into Windows.
Review Date: 15-JUL-2009
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RRP: $649.00
4.25
Despite its reduced size and resolution, the Lenovo IdeaPad S10e is one of the best netbooks on the market. It's very well built, it has an expansion slot and its battery lasts a long time. Its keyboard is hard to get used to, but some of the people we showed it to loved it.
Review Date: 12-MAY-2008
RRP: $649.00
4.25
Even if you've never used Linux before, the Linux version of the Eee PC 900 is worth considering. It's more expensive than the Windows XP version, but it does have a larger internal storage capacity, and we feel that it's easier to use.
Review Date: 17-JUL-2008
RRP: $649.00
4.25
The 901 is better than the 900, thanks to its faster CPU and networking features, but it's still small and will take some time getting used to. Nevertheless, the more you use it, the more you fall in love with it. It's great for taking it on the road with you, for working with office applications, and also watching videos.
 
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