Asus Eee PC 1005HA-PU17-BK 10.1-Inch Intel Atom Netbook Computer (Crystal Black) Review

This little fellow is the best. I have tried several and you can’t beat this little Asus.I take it everywhere and it feels at home. Its great, thanks Asus.

• Intel Atom N280 (1.66GHz, 512KB L2 Cache, FSB 667MHz)
• 1 GB SODIMM memory
• 10.1″ WSVGA (1024×600) Color-Shine Wide Screen LCD
• Integrated Graphics Controller; Shared w/ system memory
• 250 GB HDD

Asus Eee PC 1005HA-PU17-BK 10.1 inch Intel Atom N280/1 GB/250 GB/W7S Netbook Computer (Crystal Black)

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Lenovo S10-3 0647-29U 10.1-Inch Netbook (Black) Review

This is one great little machine. Bought this to replace my aging IBM/Lenovo X60 that’s been my road warrior for years. First tried an Asus 1005 because they had such good ratings–what a mistake! They keyboard was awful, with poor responsiveness and that da** little right shift key that I just could not get used to. And I really had issues with the touchpad, but I thought it was just me as I was used to the Trackpoint on my X60. So I took the plunge and bought this Lenovo S10-3. What a gem!! The keyboard is wonderful! Great tactile feel and responsiveness. The shift keys are normal size and the spacing and layout of the whole keyboard is perfect. And it feels very solid and well made–no sagging or flex. And the touchpad has won me over too. The scroll works well (and only when I want it too–no more inadvertent scrolling or continued scrolling after I want to stop) and the cursor control is very consistent. OK, I still have to use two hands to drag-and-drop, ’cause I can’t work the left mouse button with my thumb while keeping my index finger perfectly still. I guess that’s beyond the ablilities of my stiff old fingers.

Dell Inspiron iM10V-2734OBK Mini 10v 10.1-Inch Netbook (Obsidian Black) Review

Aside from having some buyer’s regret because the price of this item has dropped about 0 since I bought it eight months ago, I have to concede that I like this netbook a lot. I have two full size pc’s (a Mac Airbook and a Sony Vaio), but bought this because I needed something small and convenient to take with me on the road as I am not totally enchanted with my Iphone. For the most part, I use this to respond to emails, surf the net,store photos, and access files. It fits into my purse, weighs maybe 2 lbs, boots up quickly, and the 6v battery give me a lot of time (approx. 7-8 hours)on one charge. It even has a camera, but other than initially testing it out I don’t use it. The keyboard is scaled down, but easy to use and easy to get used to. I can’t comment on Dell phone support because any questions I’ve had have been answered via the online tutorial.
While this clearly doesn’t do everything that a full feature laptop does(no built in cd/rom for starters), I need a pretty basic machine on my travels and am not fussy. I doubt if this would be adequate to support some business applications, but for the casual pc user who doesn’t want to lug around a clumsy and/or heavy pc this is a pretty cool substitute.
I have accessorized this with a keyboard cover which does a great job keeping debris where it belongs, a netbook sleeve, and a chill pad.
The netbook is a good substitute for a pc when you don’t require a workhorse.

Dell Inspiron iM1012-799OBK Mini 1012 10.1-Inch Netbook (Obsidian Black) Review

I was after a new netbook (owned an EEE 701)and thought I would go with the Dell this time around.