Samsung N130

Available in Black, White and “Sea Blue” The Samsung N130
follows in the footsteps of the incredibly sucessful Samsung NC10 & Samsung NC20
netbooks. The N130 weighs just 1.3 kilos but can provide a superb 9 hours battery life.

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Samsung R510 Review

The Samsung R510 notebook computer
weighs in at 2.7 kilograms and features a 15.4″ screen,
versions are available with upto 4GB RAM and 320GB Hard Disk making
this is a serious choice and potential replacement for a desktop PC.

It seems to be Samsung and Sony that are leading the way with regards innovation with LCD TVs and that certainly shows through on the excellent 15.4″ screen on the R510 making viewing video on this laptop a pleasure. Other features include an integrated videocam, Intel graphics card, DVD player and four stereo speakers.

You should get around 3 and upto 4 hours battery life from the R510.

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Samsung NC20 Review

The Samsung NC20 is a “mini notebook”.
It is a big brother to the Samsung NC10.
The NC20 has a larger screen and a very similar design.
The weight comes in a couple of hundred grams more than little bro at 1.5 kilos.

One noticeable improvement is the sound quality which is much better than the NC10.
With the weight and larger screen Samsung have created possibly the biggest netbook / smallest notebook so far and it’s been very popular even though some retailers were concerned it would sit in a notebook no mans land and not appeal to either netbook or laptop buyers.

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Samsung NC10 Review

The Samsung NC10 isn’t particuarly 
ground breaking from a style point of view.
The compact design on this 10.2″ netbook
has been well though out though and is available in black, blue pink and white colours.

The NC10 feels solid and robust in the hand. The battery sticks out of the bottom and
adds 5mm to the overall depth, but when resting on a table it means the screen and
keyboard tilt to a more ergonomic position.
When it comes to performance, you’ll find the NC10 packs in the now standard
Intel Atom N270 processor and 1024MB of memory. The 160GB hard drive is
partitioned into two equal-sized portions and offers plenty of space for your files.

The 10.2-inch screen has the standard 1024 x 600-pixel resolution, so images
are a good size. As a result, and as with all Netbooks, you’ll still need to scroll
sideways to view most web pages.
What really makes this Netbook stand out is the sheer quality of the keyboard. It
fills the entire width of the 260mm chassis and the keys are 95 per cent full-sized.
The keystroke is quite short, but the keys feel incredibly sturdy as you type and you’ll
soon find yourself typing with relative ease. The touchpad is rather small and
the use of a dual-click single-strip mouse button will have its detractors, but we
found overall navigation was easy.
Battery life is also a key factor and Samsung has managed to deliver. In
standard mode, we managed to get 298 minutes, which is impressive.
The Samsung NC10 takes its design cues from the opposition, but still
manages to improve on them in terms of finish and performance.

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