Samsung NC20 Netbook Leaked; VIA Nano CPU

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Tekkamanraiden

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Kinda think a larger netbook kinda defeats the purpose of a netbook. With a 12" screen and being priced at $650, you might as well buy a full size laptop. That way you at least have a built-in optical drive.
 

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I want to know what the screen resolution is. The 600 wide of standard netbooks is just too small to have 2 Word pages side by side, rendering it useless for many folks, who otherwise love the formfactor. By having a more traditional screen size, could it have a more traditional resolution?
 

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Seems like a nice machine for users who do alot of business travel. No optical drive? Meh, corporate users don't install software from DVD media anyway... I haven't used a CD or DVD disk in a machine in years. Seems as lightweight and small as possible, before you hit a point where size actually destroys functionality (I hate 10" netbooks, due to the baby size keyboard and horrible screen res+size).

Overall, interesting machine. I wonder how the 1.3 GHz Via Nano U225 processor performs.
 

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i agree, 12inches is quite far end of the netbook market though i like the huge HDD they put on this one, quite too big actually.
also think using an intel atom is cheaper.
 
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