If you’ve read any consumer Toshiba NB310 reviews, you know that this mini notebook has a whole lot of pros and hardly any cons. It does everything that can be expected from a netbook. It has long battery life (up to 9 hours), a good keyboard, touchpad, glossy 10.1″ display, 802.11n Wi-Fi, optional wireless LAN support, and so forth.

Its processor is a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N280, which is only standard performance. However, as long as you don’t plan on running a bunch of apps at once or playing games with a lot of graphics, this processor will meet your expectations. If you want something more powerful, you need to consider getting a regular laptop.

Megawhat were at the launch of the new Toshiba NB200, or the UX as it’s known in Japan. An update to their Netbook line up with a full size keyboard, long battery life, Intel Atom processor and a very up market finish Toshiba have kicked it up a notch.

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Choosing the right netbook can be tricky business especially if you are not familiar with the choices that you have. Here is a quick guide to selecting the best netbook model for you.

What do you plan to do on your netbook?: The netbooks that we have in the market today have very decent computing power and is capable of running a wide variety of tasks. If you plan to use your netbook occasionally for surfing the web, watching videos and checking emails. A basic netbook model would serve you well. If you plan to use your netbook for work, you may want to get a netbook model with lots of extra features (such as HDMI ports, Bluetooth, etc).

www.jr.com Intel Atom N280 1.66ghz / 1GB RAM / 160GB Hard Drive / Intel GMA 950 Graphics / Webcam / 802.11G Wireless / 2.93lbs / 6-Cell Battery / Windows XP Home SP3 Box Contents: Toshiba mini NB205-N210, 6-Cell Lithium-Ion Battery (up to 9 hrs), 30W AC Power Adapter; Software Bundle: Windows XP Home with Service Pack 3, Microsoft Works 9, Norton Internet Security 2009, 1-Year Limited Warranty

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With the global recession continuing to nag at the wallet of consumers everywhere, we’re all looking for ways to cut back on our bottom line while still enjoying some of our toys and other gadgetry on the cheap. The netbook, as it turns out, filled this niche quite well, and sales have continued to grow exponentially despite the economic downturn. In essence, an hp netbook allows you to have your cake it and eat it too, maximizing portability while still maintaining a full keyboard, decent monitor size, and enough processing power to get the job done.