Amazon offers special edition Samsung NC10 netbook

Posted in Samsung by Shane McGlaun on February 9th, 2009

Samsung NC10 NetbookAlmost every computer manufacturer out there offers a netbook and some are much better than others. While most of the netbooks use the same hardware, the big differentiators between models tend to be battery life, keyboard, and the track pad.

Amazon is offering a special edition Samsung NC10 netbook for pre-order that has a couple interesting new features. The most important of these special edition features is a new 6-cell 5900mAh battery that promises to let the NC10 run for up to 9.4 hours on a single charge.

The other special features is a larger track pad. All other features of the NC10 are stock like an Atom N270 CPU, 1GB of Ram, Windows XP Home, 10.2-inch screen and a 160GB HDD. The NC10 may not be one of the netbooks with the most recognizable name but it is widely held to be one of the best netbooks around. The price for the special edition is $499.

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3 Comments to “Amazon offers special edition Samsung NC10 netbook”
  1. Jez - Samsung NC10 Community Says:

    It would be interesting to see if they would sell the extended battery on its own for existing owners of the NC10. We are also trying to persuade amazon uk to stock this new version. They said they have no plans at present! I invite any UK readers interested in this to join our cause lol :)

  2. Samsung NC10 Says:

    The primary use of Samsung NC10 is mainly as a second computer while you are on the move or travelling. The overall performance of this netbook is good and can operate any kinds of daily tasks without too much of problem. Do not expect too much out from it, as this is best for only simple word processing and surfing the net.

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