I have £260 to spend, i would like W7, it's just for browsing internets, OMGPOP, voip, iTunes etc...
So please, go ahead.
So please, go ahead.
EEE PC?
yeah i looked at one of those, is that superior to a normal netbook?
i dunno lol
My sis has one, it's pretty sweet.
My sis has one, it's pretty sweet.
Lenovo s10e > all other netbooks at its pricelevel
superior in every way imaginable imo
superior in every way imaginable imo
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emaginable, awesome word.
bahFinray wrote:
emaginable, awesome word.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
QFT.FloppY_ wrote:
Lenovo s10e > all other netbooks at its pricelevel
superior in every way imaginable imo
Have bought 2 EEE PC's 904 HD, one for mother and woman. They're great. Had I seen the Lenovo S10E though, I would've got it. On paper it looks awesome, Lenovo are a pretty reliable company too.
I vote either an Asus EEE or Lenovo S10.
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One of the biggest +'s with the lenovo is that it is much easier to upgrade ram or HDD since it has a hatch on the back where other netbooks like the Acer One has to have the motherboard pulled through the keyboard to install ram O.oIrishGrimReaper wrote:
QFT.FloppY_ wrote:
Lenovo s10e > all other netbooks at its pricelevel
superior in every way imaginable imo
Have bought 2 EEE PC's 904 HD, one for mother and woman. They're great. Had I seen the Lenovo S10E though, I would've got it. On paper it looks awesome, Lenovo are a pretty reliable company too.
I vote either an Asus EEE or Lenovo S10.
My S10e came with 6cell (5hr) battery, I upgraded it to 2GB ram and 500GB 7200HDD and it's smooth sailing
Best netbook keyboard I've had my hands on
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I have an EEE PC seashell, I got it for ~$390 + $20 for 2GB of RAM to upgrade myself about 9 months ago now.
It's great, long battery life, no complaints except the glossy surface that picks up fingerprints like no other. But really, that's not a big deal at all. The keyboard is good considering and I was surprised at the quality of the touchpad.
Why do you want 7?
It's great, long battery life, no complaints except the glossy surface that picks up fingerprints like no other. But really, that's not a big deal at all. The keyboard is good considering and I was surprised at the quality of the touchpad.
Why do you want 7?
Actually, the Lenovo has very unpleasantly loud fan that spins fast every once in a while. Battery also is pretty crappy and the screen isn't anything special either but still pay price premium for brand. Probably most durable out of all netbooks, but competition is fierce..
Had EEE PC 904HD and been using S10e Lenovos at work.
Lenovo does have simply put best "netbook" line, the X series, but those are way out of price range at >1000€.
Had EEE PC 904HD and been using S10e Lenovos at work.
Lenovo does have simply put best "netbook" line, the X series, but those are way out of price range at >1000€.
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I think EEE PCs feel cheap and poorly put togetherGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Actually, the Lenovo has very unpleasantly loud fan that spins fast every once in a while. Battery also is pretty crappy and the screen isn't anything special either but still pay price premium for brand. Probably most durable out of all netbooks, but competition is fierce..
Had EEE PC 904HD and been using S10e Lenovos at work.
Lenovo does have simply put best "netbook" line, the X series, but those are way out of price range at >1000€.
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I do not know why you would say that.
That's just my experienceFlaming_Maniac wrote:
I do not know why you would say that.
They feel so flimsy compared to something like the Lenovo... even the Aspire One feels better put together imo
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Haha I have used the Acer too and if that is any better than ASUS ones you must have tried some ancient crap EEE PC.FloppY_ wrote:
That's just my experienceFlaming_Maniac wrote:
I do not know why you would say that.
They feel so flimsy compared to something like the Lenovo... even the Aspire One feels better put together imo
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EEE 9xx series tbhGC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Haha I have used the Acer too and if that is any better than ASUS ones you must have tried some ancient crap EEE PC.FloppY_ wrote:
That's just my experienceFlaming_Maniac wrote:
I do not know why you would say that.
They feel so flimsy compared to something like the Lenovo... even the Aspire One feels better put together imo
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no, she has an acer.Finray wrote:
i dunno lol
My sis has one, it's pretty sweet.
i'm looking at Acer Aspire One
@ FM, i want W7 cos i've been on XP for donkeys, really would like a change now.
I've been looking for a Lenovo locally, i would prefer to buy from my local PC World store, but i didn't see one earlier today. I think it's going to be the Acer, unless i can really do better for the money.
Thanks for all your input btw
@ FM, i want W7 cos i've been on XP for donkeys, really would like a change now.
I've been looking for a Lenovo locally, i would prefer to buy from my local PC World store, but i didn't see one earlier today. I think it's going to be the Acer, unless i can really do better for the money.
Thanks for all your input btw
To hell with the budget, get one of them new Nokias.
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ace little netbook, definatly go for it.baggs wrote:
i'm looking at Acer Aspire One
ASUS 1201N Silver.
That's all I have to say.
That's all I have to say.
Thats is so big I would seriously consider getting a proper laptop instead.Sydney wrote:
ASUS 1201N Silver.
That's all I have to say.
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Not really...12" screen is perfect for a netbook IMO.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Thats is so big I would seriously consider getting a proper laptop instead.Sydney wrote:
ASUS 1201N Silver.
That's all I have to say.
I have around 14" laptop. 13.3" laptops are not hard to find either.Sydney wrote:
Not really...12" screen is perfect for a netbook IMO.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Thats is so big I would seriously consider getting a proper laptop instead.Sydney wrote:
ASUS 1201N Silver.
That's all I have to say.
You lose all the benefits of netbook (mobility).
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its over budget, it's not like i havent got the money i just believe there is a certain point at which it becomes and uneccessary cost.Sydney wrote:
ASUS 1201N Silver.
That's all I have to say.