I just discovered the existence of this product, for $399:
Display (Brightness: 220nit) might be crappy, though.
- Intel® Celeron™ Processor
- Windows 10 Home
- 128 GB SSD storage
- 11.6" LED display
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John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
A modern day netbook with, as you note, an unimpressive display.
John -
I again ended up eyeing with this. Sure, it long has been updated. As the Amazon reviewers state, it's a little too expensive for $400 retail, albeit less expensive for $350 street price. They also say build quality is good (that's already better than your average cookie cutter $200 netbook or Windows cloudbook these days), Samsung's homepage also states it has an LED display (which your average $200 netbook doesn't have).
What's interesting to me at all in this, that this category exists at all. And only at Samsung?
- It has better build quality than the average netbook
- It has a better display than your average $200 netbook (LED)
- It's a real, non-touch notebook, not a 2-in-1, useless Frankenstein no customer really wanted (my 2 cents echoing Walt Mossberg's observations)
- It has a real, M.2 SSD of adequate size size (128GB)
- It costs a little more than $200, but for $400 and especially for $350, it certainly doesn't look bad at all.
Only at Samsung? Why? Maybe because it's a major, aspiring brand daring to experiment, while other, legacy PC makers would me more afraid by releasing a product like this would eat to the profits of their established product lines.
I wonder if Samsung will update this ever. Or other brands come out with competing models. -
John Ratsey Moderately inquisitive Super Moderator
The "LED display" most likely means LED backlighting which has been standard for some years rather than the CCFL backlights which came before.
John -
Well, 399 with 128 GB SSS is really good, but i guess they should put more care on the processor.
Any reviews, love for the Samsung Notebook M 11.6" ?
Discussion in 'Samsung' started by PeeR, Sep 19, 2016.