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		<title>What You Should Know Before Buying A Netbook</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:55:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Michael Tan</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[People who are looking for a small laptop computer running an operating system would choose Netbooks for many reasons. For one they are unbelievably portable for a gadget that is packed with lots of features. They are also easy to use and very affordable. The price ranges from just below $300 to about more than $600. While they are originally made for sending emails and surfing the internet, netbooks are now being used for various purposes, which make them a popular choice. Additional features make them even more well-liked.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>People who are looking for a small laptop computer running an operating system would choose Netbooks for many reasons. For one they are unbelievably portable for a gadget that is packed with lots of features. They are also easy to use and very affordable. The price ranges from just below $300 to about more than $600. While they are originally made for sending emails and surfing the internet, netbooks are now being used for various purposes, which make them a popular choice. Additional features make them even more well-liked.</p>
<p>Netbooks usually comes with a wide screen of about 8 to 10 inches. Because of its size, optical drives are commonly lacking and the keyboard is about 15% smaller than the regular laptops. Typing is not the same as when using a keyboard of a full-sized laptops but the usual features are there. Some of the things you want in a laptop such as USB ports, Bluetooth, built-in wi-fi, webcam, card reader and cellular modems are also available in netbooks. Intel Atom platform is used by almost all netbooks. This means getting an Atom processor that comes with 1 GB of Ram. It also comes with an integrated graphics.</p>
<p>Netbooks were originally made for internet surfing and word processing but now they are used for variety of purposes. It comes handy when you want to upload pictures from a digital camera, edit photos using photo editing software, or even editing video footages and changing video formats from one to another. With a netbook, you may also enjoy your favorite movies either from an external drive or from a video-sharing website. It is also useful for business purposes because it allows you to run clients, share files and programs through a network and do other things while being secured using an antivirus program.</p>
<p>There are things that a buyer should watch out for when choosing a netbook. First is the speed of its processor. An Intel Atom processor is presently the most efficient and fastest one can get. RAM size in next in line. 1 GB RAM is already sufficient for most people but it can be upgraded to 2 GB to suit those who want to do more. Battery life is important for people who value portability. A netbook is usually packed with a three-cell unit. This would allow 2 to 3 hours of battery life. There are models that can last up to 6 to 8 hours because they are packed with 6-cell units. Other features are opted by people depending on their inclinations. One can find netbooks with mobile broadband run by cellular networks. For those who enjoy gaming, Nvidia graphics would enhance their gaming routine. The operating system is also an important consideration. Windows XP is common among many netbooks but some have the more advanced Windows 7, which replaces the Vista. For those who like extra size, netbooks with 12-inch screen are being sold by Dell. If looks matters most, there are variety of frames to choose from including the common aluminum frame and the more colorful ones.</p>
<p>Netbooks are now becoming a popular choice among people who opt for portability and ease of use while enjoying various features that a laptop can give. It is also very affordable so there is more reason for a buyer to choose netbooks from among many other choices.</p>
<p>Before buying a netbook, it&#8217;s important to do some research by reading all the <a href="http://bestnetbookreviewz.com/">netbook reviews</a> available on the Internet. This will enable you to pick a better netbook out of the many netbook models that are available in the market now. Here&#8217;s an example of a good netbook review: <a href="http://bestnetbookreviewz.com/2009/10/hp-mini-311-review/">HP Mini 311 review</a>. Following this link, you will discover even more great reviews !</p>
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