Netbook research and review

For all intents and purposes, HP’s Compaq Presario CQ60 is a pretty unremarkable HP laptop battery – but slap a $300 price tag on it like Walmart has done, a price comparable to most netbookson the market, and that reframes the entire conversation. Computer Shopper has gotten some hands-on time with the machine, and while not spectacular, it seems to outperform Intel Atom-based machines. You’re still not gonna be able to do much more than check your email and browse the web, though, and the tradeoff for having a 15.6-inch display and DVD burner is a bulkier, less travel-friendly form factor. Still, this seems to do an apt job at filling in that gap between netbook and laptop battery, and we’re sure someone out there will appreciate or feeling nostalgic over that modem jack.
The post from : engadget.com
Even the current economy pressures rise and worldwide economy in gloomy condition, this trend reflects the increasing importance of computing, not just in the home or office, but as an integrated part of our lives. Worldwide demand for netbooks is driving the netbook market into an area of solid growth for the next several years, according to a study just released by IDC. Falling prices, more design choice and competition for netbook makers to capture this market continue to drive a rapid transition, but the netbook quality problem emerge one after another, This blog gathered many valuable insights and data about netbook, and will publish many more netbook research and evaluation articles before long.