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SONY VAIO X Review – Does this Size-Zero notebook/netbook has the X-factor?
By Kamal DS on November 13, 2009  |  Comments 16

SONY VAIO X Review – Does this Size-Zero notebook/netbook has the X-factor?

Have you been looking for an in-depth review of this highly anticipated netbook/notebook from SONY? How is the self-proclaimed size-zero, ultra slim notebook in terms of performance? Is its over-a-grand price worth it? Read the full review by clicking on the title!

Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala Review
By Kamal DS on October 31, 2009  |  Comments 6

Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala Review

Ubuntu 9.10 is the latest Ubuntu’s release that brings in myriad of fixes and new features that make it the most user-friendly Linux OS ever made. GadgetMix.com spent quite a lot of time with the Alphas, Betas and the final release and we are impressed!

Read the full review by clicking on the title!

Netbook Car Mount REVIEW – for netbooks with 7-inches to 13-inches – Ultimate Netbook
By Kamal DS on October 10, 2009  |  Comments 1

Netbook Car Mount REVIEW – for netbooks with 7-inches to 13-inches – Ultimate Netbook

People use their netbooks for a variety of purposes. Some use it for Internet surfing on-the-go and some for basic office editing. There are many of us, who use these nice little devices for GPS navigation. Netbook screens are perfect for this as they are smaller than the big and bulky notebooks and have bigger displays than the usual in-car GPS devices.

Read review of this wonderful car mount from ultimate-netbooks!

ASUS EEE 1008HA REVIEW – Everything you need to learn about the EEE 1008A!
By Kamal DS on August 03, 2009  |  Comments 14

ASUS EEE 1008HA REVIEW – Everything you need to learn about the EEE 1008A!

Alright, so we have completed doing various tests on the EEE 1008HA and we have developed a both love and hate relationship with this slim netbook from ASUS.

Acer AO751H REVIEW (same as Acer LT3000) (Acer Aspire One 751)
By Kamal DS on May 28, 2009  |  Comments 71

Acer AO751H REVIEW (same as Acer LT3000) (Acer Aspire One 751)

With so many netbook manufactures now breaking into the 10-inch+ screen limit, Acer was no way going to left behind in the business where it actually rules.The Acer A0751H is the first Acer Aspire One to sport an Intel Atom Z 520 processor that is clocked at 1.3GHz. However, the best part of this netbook is its resolution: 1366 x 768 px, which gives it an obvious edge over its competitors. So, was it able to impress us?

Read the review to find out!

ASUS EEE S101H REVIEW – Detailed!
By Kamal DS on May 03, 2009  |  Comments 22

ASUS EEE S101H REVIEW – Detailed!

After the sweet success of ASUS EEE S101, ASUS rolled out a hard disk version of it, the EEE S101H. It is built along the lines of S101. It is just 2.5cm thin; weighs just 1.1kg and its metallic finish makes it perfect for making a style statement. But, do not go swayed away by its looks, it is pretty powerful too. Read the full review to find more about it!

sony vaio x review
January 02, 2009 | Kamal DS | Comments 27

HP wants to use Intel Atom processors in the regular Notebooks. I say, “why not?”

HP is reportedly in negotiations with Intel to use the Intel Atom processor in the regular notebooks. Sadly, it would be difficult to do so as the Intel Atom was made to be run only on the netbooks and due to the restriction that they are allowed to be used only in the devices with 10.2″ or less, HP is going to have a hard-time convincing the Intel to use the Atom in their regular notebooks.

Well, it is true that the Intel don’t want the OEMs and companies to use the Intel Atom processor in the regular notebooks. But, the Dell mini 12 is a 12.1″ Netbook, which uses regular notebook resolution too (1280 x 800) uses hte Intel Atom processor. So, this means that Intel has infact allowed some companies to use Intel Atom processor in some devices.

Is the market ready for the netbooks breaking into 13-inch+ category? Well, not all people need the power of the Core 2 Duo or Dual-Core processors. Majority of the Notebook users use their devices for Internet and for running office productivity applications. Intel Atom has no problem running them.

HP has a great brand image and with high volume sales, HP may be able to get Intel convinced.

Also see: ASUS EEE 1000H running Vista with no problems. ASUS EEE 1000H with Windows 7

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  6. Jamie says:

    I don’t see any harm in it. The most I use on my laptop is youtube, web surfing and office stuff. I would appreciate better battery life of course

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