Netbook Reviews

The Samsung N140 netbook is the latest of two new netbook recently added to the popular Samsung N series.

The N140 model is to be considered the premium version of the Samsung N130 netbook, adding improved some specifications, and longer battery life.

Samsung have added two new netbooks to their “N” series of netbooks, the Samsung N130 and N140.

Both have a 10.1-inch display and are similar in specifications and design, but the N140 model is the “premium” version, with slightly better specifications and higher price.

Samsung have announced three new ultra portable laptops, with the Samsung X120 being the most interesting to us, as it measures a 11.6-inch brining it into netbook territory.

The Samsung X120 is a CULV-based (consumer ultra low voltage) mini-netbook / netbook, which features an Intel Celeron 1.2GHz 723 processor, Intel GS40 chipset and Intel 4500M graphics.

The Samsung N510 is now available in parts of Europe, and is currently confirmed to be shipping in Germany and Italy.

Samsung has said that they will not be shipping the Samsung N510 in the U.S until the release of Windows 7 in two months time.

We have seen the Samsung N510 netbook show up for pre-order from a number of European websites, but so far the UK and US has yet to see or hear anything about it’s release, and also price.

A reliable source has said that the S11.6-inch Ion powered Samsung N510 netbook will be available to purchase in the UK and also the US during the first week of September.

There has been a lot of buss around the upcoming Samsung N510 netbook which was leaked a number of weeks ago. The Samsung N510 was rumored to be the first Nvidia Ion powered netbook from Samsung, featuring a 11.6-inch high resolution display with HDMI output.

It has now been revealed that the N510 isn’t the only Ion powered netbook from Samsung. The Samsung NP-N508, and Samsung NP-N511 have been listed along side the Samsung NP-N510.

Like many others I have had my eye on the Nvidia Ion powered Samsung N510 netbook with HDMI output since photos of it were first leaked to the Internet.

The 11.6-inch Samsung N510 has shown up for pre-order from the French store Pixmania for €499.

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.

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.

Just a few days ago the netbook enthusiasts, and myself included got very excited about the newly announced Samsung 510 netbook.

The 11.6-inch Nvidia Ion powered netbook was reported to make it’s way to Europe sometime in July, leaving the U.S out of luck.