4 posts and columns on mini laptop

Nokia "Mini-Laptop": Like a Netbook, but With a Completely Different Name

in News on August 24, 2009 at 9:28 am PT

The world’s largest mobile phone maker has finally entered the PC market. Not a week after confirming its interest in the netbook market, Nokia leapt into it, uncrating the Booklet 3G–a 2.8-pound “mini-laptop.”
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Nokia “Mini-Laptop”: Like a Netbook, but With a Completely Different Name

in News on August 24, 2009 at 9:28 am PT

The world’s largest mobile phone maker has finally entered the PC market. Not a week after confirming its interest in the netbook market, Nokia leapt into it, uncrating the Booklet 3G–a 2.8-pound “mini-laptop.”
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Nokia Mulls Netbook

in News on August 19, 2009 at 3:05 pm PT

Microsoft is prepping a slimmed down version of the forthcoming Windows 7 operating system to work on so-called netbooks. Asustek is mulling a mini-laptop that runs on Google’s Android OS. Now, Nokia is looking with interest at the netbook market as well.

Pent-Up Demand for Vista Apparently Still Pent-Up

in News on October 17, 2008 at 7:47 am PT

An interesting metric for you: Of the products listed on Amazon’s Top 10 Bestsellers in Computers & PC Hardware, five are Apple MacBooks. One is an ASUS Eee PC running Linux. One is a Samsung HDTV monitor. And the remaining three are netbook/mini laptops running Windows. Windows XP Home, that is. None run Vista.