Talking of netbooks in present tablet era seems a tad outdated, and it wont be a lie if we say that Netbooks actually have eventually disappeared from Earth, but not completely. Even in the post-iPad age, every now and then we see the inexpensive 10- and 11- in laptops paving their way into the market, and while not many of the aspiring customers will go for these notebooks, its nice to see that even these netbooks are changing with time. And although there still are some netbooks which still have the Intel Atom-based processors powering them and offering nominal processing capabilities and having a price tag of about $299, there still are couple of 11 in laptops, which have entered the market with even more powerful onboard graphics and AMD-based processors. We’ve seen many ultra-portables having E-350 APUs, like the Sony Vaio VPC-YB15KX/S and HP Pavilion dm1z, and the Acer Aspire One  [...]

Previously we discussed preferences for notebook sizes. Now it's time for you to tell us which netbook size you are. Netbooks are, of course, those tiny, mini-sized notebook computers that cost a fraction of the price of their bigger siblings, but do pretty much the same. By definition, netbooks are considered devices that are used primarily to run applications on the Cloud, or via the Internet. Having lower-powered specs than full-fledged notebooks, netbooks are mostly used for Web browsing, email and other forms of online activity via the Web browser. But of course, netbook users know that these little gadgets are just as usable and powerful as bigger computers in many aspects. Through the several months that netbooks  [...]