Samsung takes to the sky to launch its 2010 notebook range

New entertainment notebooks and long-lasting netbooks released

The Samsung N210 is also a 10.1in netbook, but it has a larger battery (5900mAh compared to 4400mAh) and is therefore a little heavier at around 1.35kg. It will also be a little more expensive than the N150 — $599 as opposed to $499. It will be available from JB HiFi, Bing Lee and The Good Guys.

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