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    Toshiba Netbook

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by Needmore4less, Dec 15, 2008.

  1. Needmore4less

    Needmore4less Notebook aficionado

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    Hi there, I've seen for a while now that where I live some shops are selling a Toshiba Netbook.

    Any news about this Netbook, do they think to commercialize this in the USA?
     
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    whizzo Notebook Prophet

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    Toshiba NB100. 8.9" screen, i think. the usual netbook specs. i'm sure you can order it online somewhere.
     
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    Needmore4less Notebook aficionado

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    I saw it and it looked good, 8.9" screen isn't cutting edge anymore tho
     
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    hardcorp Notebook Consultant

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    Any netbook ,by design, is not cutting edge....
     
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    You are right there, I reckon a 10" screen than a 9" screen tho. Netbooks have particular features that most laptops lack, and is for example the WWAN option and extended battery life.
     
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