Review - Mini Notebook/Netbook Roundup

Some manufacturers call it "Mini notebook PCs", while others call them "netbooks". But it is all thanks to ASUS Eee PCs that were first launched in 2007 that opens up a new market for smaller form factor notebook PCs.

The Mini notebook PC / netbook is equipped with Intel Atom processor that is designed for low power consumption which provides a longer battery life. It is, however, not intended for performance. You can use it to surf the web, check your email and create a word document or Excel spreadsheet, but it will not stutter if you want to do programming or image and video editing.

• Page 1 - Introduction
• Page 2 - Acer Aspire One D250
• Page 3 - Acer Aspire One D250 - Quick Peek
• Page 4 - ASUS 1002HA
• Page 5 - ASUS 1002HA - Quick Peek
• Page 6 - Axioo Pico DJJ 616A
• Page 7 - Axioo Pico DJJ 616A - Quick Peek
• Page 8 - Dell Inspiron Mini 10
• Page 9 - Dell Inspiron Mini 10 - Quick Peek
• Page 10 - Fujitsu Lifebook M1010
• Page 11 - Fujitsu Lifebook M1010 - Quick Peek
• Page 12 - HP Mini 2140
• Page 13 - HP Mini 2140 - Quick Peek
• Page 14 - Lenovo IdeaPad S10
• Page 15 - Lenovo IdeaPad S10 - Quick Peek
• Page 16 - MSI Wind U100 Plus
• Page 17 - MSI Wind U100 Plus - Quick Peek
• Page 18 - Sony VAIO P
• Page 19 - Sony VAIO P - Quick Peek
• Page 20 - Toshiba NB200
• Page 21 - Toshiba NB200 - Quick Peek
• Page 22 - Overall Performance
• Page 23 - Conclusion