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If you are not a fan of Windows XP or Windows 7 Starter and are looking for a free alternative operating system (like the Ubuntu Netbook Remix) then you will probably be hoping to also save on the price of your new netbook too.
However since almost every PC these days comes with a version of Windows preinstalled it can be difficult to find something that meets this requirement; but, with the Novatech X10 netbook (in black or white) you get the choice to have the PC shipped without Windows and so get the massive cost saving.

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Before today most netbooks came with either Windows XP or a derivative of Linux simply because Windows Vista wasn’t suited to low power PCs; with Windows 7 Starter that’s all changed.

With all the performance enhancements and features of Windows 7 the HP Mini 110 lets you work anywhere and there’s even a choice of colours (Black, White and Pink) all costing £299.99 from PC World (link).

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Samsung have been one of the leaders of the netbook market (with the NC10) and now they have expanded their range to the NC310. Whereas most netbook designers don’t put much into the overall look and feel of the device Samsung certainly are with their latest £377.20 (Amazon) netbook line.

You get the usual netbook specification with a Intel Atom 1.6ghz processor, 160GB hard drive and Windows XP. One unusual (but positive) point is that you get 1GB of 800mhz RAM, meaning you can expect faster boot-ups than you would from most netbooks. Read the rest of this entry »

For a long time Lenovo (IBM) have exclusively been aimed at the business user however they broke this trend with the S10 netbook. Powered by the Intel Atom processor and with a 10.1” LED backlit screen it meets all usual needs of a netbook however this low price from Dabs has quickly made it something special. Ideal for students and weighing just 1.27kg you get 1 GB of RAM and 160GB of Hard Disk space with Windows XP as its operating system.

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The first HP Netbook (the 2133) was HPs first experiment in the netbook world and wasn’t as much of a success as HP has originally intended; but the new line features the latest Intel Atom Processor and many integrated features making it an ideal netbook for anyone.

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