Netbook Reviews

Great news for all of you who are waiting for the long rumored dual core Acer Aspire Revo nettop!

According to reliable source Fudzulla, the dual core models of the Acer Aspire Revo are to be released in Europe in a number of weeks.

The Samsung Go netbook was originally known as the Samsung N310, but later to the “Samsung Go” for the U.S market. It is still known as the N310 in Europe.

The 10.1-inch Samsung Go has a new name, but all but one element is the same.

ViewSonic have just announced a couple of netbooks and nettops. The netbook side of things are covered by the ViewSonic VNB100 and VNB101 netbooks.

At first glance the ViewSonic VNB101 looks very much like the Asus Eee PC S101, but I’m sure ViewSonic would disagree with me.

You may remember the very impressive looking, super thin and super light netbook from NEC, the VersaPro VS-7, from back in May time.

The NEC VersaPro VS-7 has now been looked at over in Japan (where unfortunately if is currently only available), where is has been given a quick review.

The most popular Nvidia Ion powered nettop on the market by far is the Acer Aspire Revo. In fact, I was go as far as saying the Aspire Revo is the most popular Ion powered device currently available.

The Aspire Revo is currently only available with a single core Intel Atom CPU.

Every couple of days there seems to be a new netbook on the horizon, and it can be tough keeping up with all of them.

The manufacturer with the most netbooks on the market is undoubtedly Asus, with their many Eee PCs, 27 to-date!

The Point of View Mobii ION 230 is a netbook which stands out from the crowd for a number of reasons. Firstly is it’s brightly colored design, and secondly, it’s internal specifications.

As the name suggests, the Mobii ION 230 netbook features the Nvidia Ion chipset / graphics, and also the Intel Atom N230 processor, which is usually only found in nettops.

We are quite used to seeing special edition models of netbooks on the market, but this one has to be one of the strangest to date.

LG have announced a special Levis Edition of their Xnote Mini X120 netbook. Currently the LG X120 Levis netbook has only been announced in Korea at the moment.

The very impressive Nvidia Ion packing Samsung N510 netbook was originally scheduled for release during the later part of July.

According to the French blog Blogee, the N510 has been pushed back about three weeks, and should be available during August.

The very highly rated, and the current best selling netbook, the Asus 1005HA has just had it’s dropped substantially on Amazon!

The prices is currently being listed as “Too low to display” so you know it’s going to be good!