| Samsung is evidently trying to set a new a new standard in mobile computer design with its recently introduced NF series netbooks. Mobile computer designers have reached an impasse, Samsung must have thought, and so, instead of relying on the trusted old ultra-thin netbook design that everyone everywhere seems to be so crazy about, they’ve employed a netbook design that’s thick around the back end and tapers towards the front (where the palm rest is). It may not look like much, but I think it kind of makes a statement. Something along the lines of, “I’m the new hotness.”
All in, there are a total of three NF series netbooks, which according to Samsung, deliver enhanced mobility and eye-catching design. A “powerhouse of practical technology to help you stay connected without compromising on a stylish design,” it says here. The first NF series netbook (pictured above) is the Samsung NF310, which boasts an Intel Atom N550 (Dual Core) processor, DDR3 memory, 1366×768 resolution widescreen display, and Windows 7. It looks like the Samsung NF310 is going to be Samsung’s first netbook carrying Intel’s latest N550 dual core Atom processor under the hood. The second one in the series is the Samsung NF210, a real mobile computing powerhouse according to its listed specs which mention it having up to 14 hours of battery life with its 6 cell 8850mAh battery. Finally, there’s the Samsung NF110, apparently the most affordable model in the new NF series, meant for those who just want to get in on the netbook craze without spending a crazy amount of money for what can be considered as high-end specs. All of the Samsung NF series netbooks will be available first in Europe in October before going global. More information will be available in a future post. News Source: Electronic Pulp |
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Samsung launches NF series netbooks (NF310, NF210, NF110) with dual core Atom
Submitted by shc-boomer on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 06:09