The Best Netbooks of 2010

Netbooks, sub-notebooks or tiny laptops are phenomenal low-cost options for those seeing for a transportable, affordable unit. We've taken some time to look over some of your best netbook options for 2010 and have narrowed it down to three of the best choices, so check out this trio and advantage from our hard-earned insight. You'll be glad you did. Trust me.

Hp Mini 5103:

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With a wide collection of configuration options and a solid design, the Hp Mini 5103 packs a comfy keyboard and a capability Hd 10-inch screen. This Mini has a 1.5Ghz Intel Atom N550 Dual Core processor to go with a 160Gb hard drive and 2Gb of 800Mhz Ddr2 memory. The price is about right, regularly fluctuating nearby 0, and it's a good capability option for enterprise users seeing to do a wide collection of activities without sacrificing power or speed.

Toshiba Mini Nb305-N10Bn:

The Toshiba Mini Nb305-N10Bn features a large touchpad and frightful battery life along with a extra line-up of speakers. It's an revising over the last in the lineup, which is great news because it offers a best array of goodies at the same price. This Mini boasts a sturdy 1.6Ghz Intel Atom N450 processor, which is a big step up from the former model. And there's a 250Gb hard drive to go with 1Gb of 800Mhz Ddr2 memory.

Asus Eee Pc 1015Pn-Pu17:

Asus' Eee line of netbooks has all the time had more than a few features worth noting (beyond the fact that the name is just ridiculously fun to say) and it's all the time managed to deliver a capability netbook for the price. This particular incarnation rocks with a 1.5Ghz Intel Atom N550 dual core processor and a 259Gb hard drive. Of extra note is the Nvidia Ion graphics for best vid playback and gaming capabilities. Oh, did we mention there's a Hdmi port and 1Gb of 667Mhz of Ddr2 memory?

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