Samsung launches next generation netbooks

by Scott Bicheno on 4 September 2009, 10:09

Tags: Samsung (005935.KS), NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA)

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Samsung N510 Specifications

Processor

Intel ATOM Processor N270 (1.60 GHz, 533 MHz, 512 KB)

Intel ATOM Processor N280 (1.66 GHz, 667 MHz, 512 KB)

Operating System

Genuine Windows XP Home

Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium

Memory

1 GB (DDR2 / 1 GB x 1)

2 GB (DDR2 / 2 GB x 1)

LCD

11.6" HD (1366x 768) SuperBright non-gloss LED backlit

HDD

160 GB (5400rpm SATA)

250 GB (5400 rpm SATA, Windows 7 only)

Optical Drive

No

Graphics Processor

NVIDIA ION LE (Int. Graphic)

Wireless LAN

- 802.11bg/n

- Bluetooth 2.1 + Enhanced Data Rate

Multimedia

1.3 Megapixel web camera

Battery Life

6 Cell Lithium-ion - up to 7.0 hours

Dimensions (W x D x H)

289 x 199.5 x 26.5~30.3 mm

Weight

1.41 kg (incl. 6 cell battery)

Warranty

1 Year International collect and return

 

 

Samsung N140 Specifications - listed only where they differ from the N510

Memory

1 GB (DDR2 / 1 GB x 1)

LCD

10.1" WSVGA (1024 x 600), non-gloss, LED backlit

Graphics Processor

Shared Memory (Int. Graphic)

Multimedia

Digital Livecam

Battery Life

6 Cell Lithium-ion - up to 11 hours

Dimensions (W x D x H)

262 x 185.5 x 28.5 mm

Weight

1.27 kg (incl. 6 cell battery)



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11.6“ is stretching the term netbook as ever it did. Stuff ION into a 10.1” screen notebook with chassis to match and then I will consider it :)
If that battery life is accurate, I'd quite like one of these for random train journeys. Not against the size, although a selection is always nice :)
staffsMike
11.6“ is stretching the term netbook as ever it did. Stuff ION into a 10.1” screen notebook with chassis to match and then I will consider it :)
There are already 12“ devices - although admittedly their price might be higher. Pushing the price down is a useful goal for the market place.

I agree with you that the definition of a netbook shouldn't stretch to 11.6/12”.

I feel that a 9/10“ device doesn't sacrifice too much screen estate (esp at 1280x720) but remains portable. You get a ”Second PC“, when you're away from your desktop.

15”+ Laptops are a little overkill as a second/subservient device.
Given that the 11.6" screen is one of the 1366x768 panels and given they've still kept the weight down to netbook levels, even including the 6-cell battery, then I don't think they've pushed it too far.
The N510 looks like to be the replacement for the NC10 I have. Will donate that to the girlfriend I think and get myself one of these :)