Netbook is a cheap small laptop which is optimized for wireless Internet and word processing. The term was introduced by Intel corp. in Feb 2008 and it is expected that about 50 million netbooks will be produced by 2011. This light notebook is underpowered, low cost and of small size. The platform combines power-optimized processor such as the Intel Atom or VIA C7 with adapted Linux or Windows XP OS. Below is the list of top netbooks available in the market.

ModelCPUMemoryWeightScreen SizeBatteryOSRatingReviewLowest Price
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Toshiba Mini NB205
Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz 1 GB 2.9 lbs 10.1 6 cell (9 Hours ) Windows XP Home rating 5 Toshiba mini-notebook with unique design, great keyboard, and the long battery life.

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Samsung N120
Intel Atom N270 (1.6 Ghz) 1 GB 2.8 lbs 10.1 6 cell (10.5 hours) Windows XP Home rating 5 10.1 inch screen and full-size 12" notebook style keyboard, larger touchpad and an ultra-lightweight and robust slim line casing. Being extremely portable, the N120 provides a significantly longer battery-powered performance of up to 10.5 hours.

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Asus Eee PC 1005HA
Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz 1 GB 2.9 lbs 10.1 6 cell (up to 10.5 Hours ) Windows XP Home rating 4 The Asus Eee PC 1005HA is a 2.9-pound, ultra light notebook computer with long time (up to 10.5 hours) battery. Available for shipping only to U.S.

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Dell Inspiron Mini 10
Intel Atom Processor (1.6 Ghz) 1 GB 3.2 lbs 10.1 6 cell (up to 8 hours) Windows 7 rating 4 This model has decent design, provides portability and dependable battery life.

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Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle
Intel Atom Processor (1.33 Ghz) 2 GB 1.5 lbs 8.0 up to 4 hours (can be upgraded) Windows Vista Home Basic rating 4 This P-series Sony mini laptop has a full keyboard, and supports WWAN, which allows for broadband connectivity and makes the device 3G-enabled. At 1.4-pounds and thin enough to pack, well, almost anywhere, this netbook offers extreme portability (at a price), and a 1.33GHz Intel processor, genuine Vista Home OS and snazzy color selections give you style and substance-for a price.

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