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Suzuki Neutron Netbook now with Pine Trail CPU

Brooke — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 11:35:04 +0000

Suzuki Technologies, a company from Singapore has updated its Neutron netbook. Now, it comes outfitted with an Atom N450 processor (1.66GHz). Rest of the specs appears to have remain unchanged - 10.2-inch display, 1024x600 resolution, 1/2GB RAM, 160/250GB HDD, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, card reader, VGA output and a li-poly battery that is stated to run for around 5 hours.

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Suzuki Neutron 1021 NNI – Just another 10 inch netbook

Paul Merak — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:32:39 +0000

Here is another netbook by Suzuki, this time an 10-inch netbook. However, it is not as interesting as its little cousin (Suzuki Neutron 701 MNI touchscreen netbook), which has a swivel touchscreen. Anyway, here are its specs:

Atom N270 processor
10.2-inch display
1024x600 resolution
1GB RAM, 160GB HDD
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
3 USB ports
1.3MP Webcam
4-Cell Battery
ExpressCard slot

The only thing to talk about it is that it includes an Expresscard slot. Other than that, there is nothing that interests us in this netbook.

Suzuki Neutron 701 MNI touchscreen netbook

Brooke — Sat, 15 Aug 2009 08:14:39 +0000

When you hear the word "Suzuki", you associate it immediately with cars and bikes, but you would never associate them with netbooks, until now. Suzuki has come with a netbook called Neutron 701 MNI which is a 7.1-inch netbook with touchscreen display.The display can swivel just like tablet PCs. Here is a glance at its specifications:

Atom Z520 processor
upto 4GB RAM (!)
3 USB ports
VGA port
Expresscard slot (!)
WiFi (b/g) and BT
1.3MP camera
56k modem (!)
5-in-one card reader

It has a WSVGA display (1024x600) and weighs just 2 pounds. However, there are a few things that make this netbook different from the rest of the crowd. First is the support for upto 4GB RAM (most netbooks support upto 2GB RAM). Secondly, it has expresscard slot which is only present in some HP and Lenovo netbooks. Third is the inclusion of the 56k modem, which we do not think anyone uses these days.The only minus we see is the use of Z520 processor which is not the fastest Intel Atom processor by any means. Note that this is the same processor which is being used in the Acer Aspire 751H (reviewed here), which is slower than the Atom N270/N280.