Tuesday’s Top Netbook Deals

Tuesday’s Top Netbook Deals

•Toshiba mini NB255-N245 for $289: We were fans of the NB255′s snappy performance sony vgp-bps13b/q battery and stylish, fingerprint-proof design when we reviewed the netbook in August. A lower-cost alternative to Toshiba’s premium mini NB305, sony vgp-bps13a/q battery this machine packs a 1.66-GHz Intel Atom N455 CPU, 1GB of RAM, and a 160GB The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.

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•HP Mini 110 for $279.99: This updated HP Mini 110 comes with a six-cell battery, a feature the netbook did not have when we reviewed Sony VGP-BPS9/S Battery it in May 2009. Available in Black (default), Pacific Blue ($19) , or Moonlight White ($19), this 10-incher is customizable through the Sony VGP-BPS9A/B Battery HP website. The base configuration comes with a 160GB hard drive; those who crave more space should spring Sony VGP-BPS13 battery for the recommended configuration (250GB), which ships for $299. (Read Review)

•Samsung NF310-A01 for $399.99: An attractive, lightweight netbook with a hi-res display for its size, the Samsung NF310-A01 boasts sony vgp-bps13/b battery a speedy 1.5-GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, and a 250GB hard drive. We gave the netbook four stars for its sleek design, comfortable keyboard, sony vgp-bps13/q battery and strong performance. (Read Review)

•HP Mini 210 for $329.99: Hurray for choices! While Sony VGP-BPS13A/B Battery the HP Mini 210 deal we featured yesterday offered the notebook in a bold shade of fuschia, today’s bargain is available in Charcoal, Crimson Red, Lavender Frost, Luminous Rose, or Ocean Drive. The 3.1-pound netbook features a faster 7,200-rpm Sony VGP-BPS9 Battery hard drive and is slated to last as much as 10.75 hours on a charge. (Read Review)

Tuesday’s Top Notebook Deals

•ASUS N71JQ-XT1 for $899.99: The ASUS N71JQ-TX1 features all the speed and graphics performance Sony VGP-BPS10 Battery you’d expect from a media-centric machine. Boasting a 1.73-GHz Core i7 CPU, ATI Mobility Radeon graphics, and a Sony VGP-BPS9/B Battery 17.3-inch, 1600 x 900-pixel display, the N71Q is primed to stream all the HD content you can handle. The notebook originally came with a $1,199 price tag, but it can be yours for $899.99.

•MSI S600-017US for $579.99: For $120 less than the listed price, the MSI S600-017US packs a 2.4-GHz Core i5 processor, 4GB of memory, toshiba pa3535u-1brs battery and a 500GB hard drive into its 4.7-pound body. Though we haven’t reviewed this particular model, it’s similar to the A6200, Toshiba PA3534U-1BRS Battery which we liked for its classy design and long battery life.

•HP G62-340US for $399.95: A steal at $150 off the list price, vgp-bps21a battery this notebook offers stellar performance. With an Athlon II dual-core 2.2-GHz CPU, 3GB of RAM, and Radeon HD 4250 graphics, the G62 is one of your best bets in the sub-$600 notebook category. (Read Review)

•HP Envy 14-1163SE Beats Edition for $1,031.99: We’re fans of this special-edition HP notebook, which sports a hip, red backlit keyboard vgp-bps21/s battery and a bright 14.5-inch screen. The Envy runs a 2.4-GHz Intel Core i5 CPU under the hood, along with 4GB of RAM, Radeon switchable graphics, vgp-bps21b battery and a 750GB hard drive. (Read Review)

•HP Touchsmart tm2t Touchsmart Tablet for $699: Available vgp-bps21 battery with a Core i3 CPU for $699 or a Core i5 CPU for $799, this tablet boasts a 7,200-rpm 320GB hard drive and 6GB of RAM. This deal gets you as much as $370 off the listed price—plus a free upgrade to a 500GB hard sony vgp-bps21a/b battery drive

Slate tablets like the iPad or the Samsung Galaxy Tab may hold firm ground in consumer r61 battery mindshare right now, but convertible tablets like the HP Touchsmart tm2t offer the best of many worlds: a solid typing experience, the ease t400 battery of touch navigation, and stylus input that pairs well with built-in handwriting recognition software.

Today LogicBUY uncovers several ways to save on the 12.1-inch convertible tablet we lauded for excellent performance, t500 battery strong battery life, and sleek design.

Your options to save include free upgrades to 6GB RAM and a 500GB 7200-rpm t61 battery The storage device that holds your OS, programs, and data.

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There’s also a $100 stackable coupon available from LogicBUY for configurations over $1,000. We suggest upping the processor t60p battery from Core i3 to an option that includes a Core i5 CPU and a discrete ATI Mobility Radeon Graphics chips are responsible for processing all images r60 battery sent to your computer?s display.

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Once the dust settles, the final price on a quick-paced touch tablet with a considerable CPU and discrete graphic power x60 battery will be just $799

When Dell released the business-focused Vostro V13 notebook in March, we praised X60S battery that machine's sleek and stylish aluminum chassis but lamented its lackluster speed and endurance. Now comes its successor, the Vostro V130, t40 battery which keeps the stylish chassis but doubles the performance with a Core i5 processor, adds some ports, and includes new cooling technology. Unfortunately, the battery life is even worse this time around, making this ultraportable not very portable t42 battery at all.

Editor's note: Portions of this review were taken from our earlier review t43 battery of the Dell Vostro V13.

Design

Measuring a thin 13 x 9.1 x 0.7 inches and weighing a studio 17 battery mere 3.6 pounds (just 0.2 pounds lighter than the V13), this ultraportable practically disappears into a messenger bag. Not that you'd want to hide it. For a small business notebook, the V130 is quite stylish. The lid and underside are made of brushed studio 1737 battery aluminum, and the inside is a matte black plastic; neither surface shows fingerprints, and the entire look is quite classy. Combined with reinforced zinc studio 1535 battery hinges, the V13 feels like it can survive the rigors of business travel. Similar to the Adamo and XPS 14 and 15, the V130's lid is hinged about e5500 battery half an inch forward of the back edge of the notebook.

Heat

For such a thin system, the V130 stayed fairly cool during our testing. The notebook is the first to employ what Dell calls e6400 battery Hyperbaric Cooling, which draws cool air into the notebook, rather than pushing hot air out. After playing a Hulu video at full-screen for 15 minutes, the e6500 battery touchpad registered 77 degrees Fahrenheit, the space between the G and H keys was 81 degrees, and the middle of the underside reached 91 degrees. e4300 battery Those temperatures are all cooler than the V13, which is impressive.

Keyboard and Touchpad

The V130's keyboard is a mixed bag. The keys abut each other at the base, and the top of each is terraced, much like the HP hp battery EliteBook 2540p. The layout is certainly large enough, but the keys made a fair amount of noise while typing. The keyboard also isn't as comfortable apple battery to use as the one found on the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13.

Considering it's such a small notebook, acer battery we were pleased with the size of the 3.2 x 1.7-inch touchpad. While the same color and material as the keyboard

deck, it's slightly recessed, making it easy to find by feel alone. The touchpad itself offered little to no friction, and the discrete mouse sony battery buttons offered just the right amount of resistance