| This day marks a new chapter in Netbook Updates history. No, it isn't a corporate takeover or anything of that sort. We just have a new perspective article that is not on a Netbook, Nettop or Netbook processor. Well not really anyways, today's article is about a new MID (Mobile Internet Device) that has recently gone on sale internationally. It's from a Korean company called Mintpass, and they have always believed in creating a device that they had designed and today it is finally here. Their ultimate goal is "To be connected" between both consumers and producers. On Netbook Updates, we make this happen by connecting the consumers with the companies and here we seem to share a common goal. Anyways, enough about the company, let's get into their product. The Mintpass Mintpad, an all-in-one MID/device, for we lack of a better term to describe this device.
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Perspectives | Mintpass Mintpad
Submitted by shc-boomer on Wed, 07/08/2009 - 00:45Perspectives | Asus Eee PC 1005HA
Submitted by shc-boomer on Sun, 06/28/2009 - 16:58| It's hard to believe that it's almost been a year since Netbook Updates started up. From posting daily news to our in house articles, we have been growing stronger in both traffic and readers. It's been a long while since our last perspective articles back in November of last year on the HP Mini 1000. Not too much has actually changed to revolutionize the market. From the boring introduction of the AMD Neo to the Z series Atom being put into netbooks and let's not forget the N280. Regardless of all that, netbooks are still growing strong and getting slimmer and bigger at the same time. The proof of slim is right here with the Asus Eee PC 1005HA, which we will do an in depth article on today.
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Perspectives | HP Mini 1000
Submitted by shc-boomer on Sat, 11/08/2008 - 10:04| It's been more than four months since our last Perspective article, here at Netbook Updates. Although you probably haven't noticed, there have been a slew of new Netbooks over the past four months. The new release of Asus Eee PC models may have numbed our senses to any new Netbooks, but in reality there have been a few important ones. The one that got us a little excited was the surprising announcement of the new HP Netbook. Today, we will be taking a small look at the new HP Mini 1000.
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Perspectives | Sylvania g Netbook Meso
Submitted by shc-boomer on Tue, 08/26/2008 - 11:23| It seems like the market for netbooks are growing all over the world. Many companies have jumped on the bandwagon, be it a trend or a complete change in technology. Taking the success from early starters like Asus, many have entered into this seemingly crowded market. Today, we will take a look into the Sylvania g Netbook Meso.
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Perspectives | Lenovo Ideapad S10
Submitted by shc-boomer on Tue, 08/19/2008 - 10:15| ** Edited the part about the X4500 and rewrote that part of article** Today, I happened to check out Lenovo's site to see if there are any announcements on the Ideapad S10. To my surprise I found the site for it here. So I decided to write an article about it today. Let's do a small comparison to current 10 inch netbooks such as the Asus eee pc 1000H vs. the Lenovo S10. [Extended, read on by clicking title or read more button] |
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Perspectives | AMD Athlon 64 2000+ outperforms Intel Atom
Submitted by shc-boomer on Mon, 08/18/2008 - 23:47| In some of the latest news posted on Netbook updates, the AMD Athlon 64 2000+ outperforms the Intel Atom. Not only that, but it is able to be more power efficient than the Intel Atom. This seems to be some great news for AMD, but is it as good as it sounds. So based on the article from Tom's Hardware, I will try and summarize and to put this all into perspective It may seem too good to be true that AMD finally has something to fight back at Intel with. Even I was surprised when I first read through the title of the article. I decided to read through the article and try my best to find how good it really is in comparision to the Intel Atom. So let's sift through the results. [Extended, read on by clicking title or read more button] |
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