Netbooks were at their peak popularity in the early 2010s, as cheap and compact laptops designed primarily for web browsing and light productivity work. I wanted to try setting up my Toshiba netbook ...

Hi all,<BR><BR>I've been tasked for spec out a solution for my company's backup needs. We're a web development firm and run two dedicated servers (one for dev/staging ...

One of my favorite websites, techbargains.com, lists a number netbooks on sale today for less than $300. There’s a Lenovo IdeaPad S10e running Windows XP selling for $299, but it only comes with 512 ...

Netbooks, low-cost laptops originally designed for sale in countries with emerging economies, are becoming more popular in developed economies with consumers and business users who tend to use their ...

The words overclocking and netbook appear in a sentence together about as often as Steve Ballmer is spotted at a Linux convention. Netbooks are all about portability over performance. Overclocking is ...

I don’t buy first-generation hardware, as a rule. Why pay money to be a beta tester? So I waited while Asus, along with other computer makers such as Acer, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, pushed out their first ...

When is a netbook no longer a netbook? I ask because, as I work my way through the current crop of devices from Asus, Acer, Hewlett-Packard, and MSI, I keep running into features and configuration ...

I need some help on this one.<BR><BR>I'd like to watch my 1810T's (non-HD) video content on my SDTV.<BR><BR>The 1810T has VGA and HDMI video connections.<BR>The TV only has composite video/audio ...

Netbooks came into their own in 2009. The market was saturated with offerings from different vendors that all more or less sported the same internal specs: an Intel Atom processor, 160 GB of storage ...