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CaseCrown Bold Standby Case (Black) for the new iPad & iPad 2 (Built-in magnet for sleep / wake feature) $14.23 Protect your new iPad / iPad 2 with this CaseCrown Bold Standby Case at all times! This case sports a simple and classy design made from faux leather, and the interior is lined with non-scratch material so you do not need to worry about any damages. There is also a magnetic strip built inside for a secure closure. It even provides the sleep / wake feature making your new iPad / iPad 2 go to sleep ... |
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Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit (MC531ZM/A) $4.99 The iPad Camera Connection Kit gives you two ways to import photos and videos from a digital camera: using your camera's USB cable or directly from an SD card. iPad and the Camera Connection Kit support standard photo formats, including JPEG and RAW. With the iPad Camera Connection Kit, it's incredibly easy to download photos from your digital camera to your iPad so you can view them on the gorgeo... |
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Case Logic VNA-216 16-Inch Laptop Attache (Black) $18.99 Slim pact case is patible with laptops with up to a 16 screenStreamlined front Power Pocket fortably fits bulky power cordsAccessory storage pocketsIntegrated neoprene USB drive pocketComfortable shoulder strap and padded handle for easy portabilityLuggage strap securely attaches attaché to most rolling luggageSize: 16 1/4" W x 13" H x 2 3/4" DFits laptops: 15 3/16" W x 10 13/16" H x 1 13/16" DBl... |
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The Most Recommended Netbooks
We've reviewed the experts' recommendations and users' comments on a wide range of netbooks, and here we recommend 4 highly rated ones.
Firstly, what are netbooks? Like the meaning of "responsible" (as in "who really is responsible for the deep economic mire we find ourselves in - greedy bankers or incompetent ministers?") everybody seems to have a different point of view.
For the non-techy they are small, very portable laptops which are more likely to be used for basic wordprocessing, emailing, surfing the net, and watching and listening to video, pictures and songs on the move. Later models are now able to play more sophisticated games, and even do some video editing, though this is still best left for a more powerful laptop or desktop. They are at the smaller end of the screen sizes, up to 11 inches (measured diagonally), though there are no hard and fast rules.
Don't get confused with notebooks - notebooks a bit bigger, and less portable, lying between the netbook and the laptop; nor are they "tablets" - the most famous of which is the newly launched iPad. Tablets have no keyboard and are principally for playing media and surfing the web, not more serious multi-tasking.
The important thing is that netbooks are designed to be very portable laptops - though a recent survey of US owners found that 60% never took them out of the house! Most have inbuilt wifi to connect to wireless internet wherever you are, or have the capability to link to the internet via a 3G link (like a phone).
Why would you want one? Apart from establishing your IT revolution credentials on the 7.36 from Tring, it could perfectly adequately satisfy your general computing needs whilst on the move. Battery life of the more modern netbooks is between 6 and 8 hours.
However, the basic fact is that you trade off convenience for power - ie what the thing will do for you. For example, they are unlikely to do lots of tasks at the same time, or even a single, power hungry application such as video editing. Also, one of the key things to bear in mind is the size of the screen - its small size may mean that it's easy to slip into a large pocket or bag, but as a result it may be less easy to see what's on it. Nevetheless, you just have to read a few user reviews to see how popular they are, and how they fulfill most users' computing needs.
The other thing you are unlikely to find in a netbook is an inbuilt CD/DVD player - though a reasonable solution is to buy a seperate player (or "drive") for around £30.
So what netbooks do the experts recommend? We've scanned the web to find their recommendations, and have found suggested best buys listed by Cnet, PC Advisor, Netbook Review, Budget Netbooks, TechRadar, Stuff.tv, Pocket Lint, Trusted Reviews, and we've also reviewed user comments in Revoo, Review Centre and Amazon. We've aggregated the rankings, and come up with our own definitive list of best buy netbooks - ones we would happily buy ourselves.
One thing to bear in mind is that manufacturers are developing their products all the time - new versions are being released regularly. This means that reviews and recommendations may be out of date after a short while. However, where a notebook has been around a while, and there is an updated version, we've mentioned it as worth checking out.
We've looked at the budget end of the notebook spectrum - under £260. You can spend more - over £400 - and you will generally get a more powerful machine, with more features. However, we think, for general use, you can buy an excellent notebook for under £300.
Here are the 4 top recommended netbooks in priority order, best first. To get more detail and the price, click on the name of the netbook. To see a particular review, check out the full article at www.recommended.net/2010/02/08/netbooks-2.
Possibly the most recommended netbook is the Samsung NC10. Described as "Most Popular" byBudget Netbooks, given 10/10 by Trusted Reviews, 4.5/5 by PC Advisor, 5/5 by TechRadar, 5/5 and a "Hot Buy" by Stuff.TV.
In terms of user reviews, it gets 4.5/5 (11 reviews) at the Review Centre, and 5/5 (22 reviews) at Amazon.
Unfortunately, this notebook is getting a bit old now (though still available and still getting excellent reviews), so you may also wish to consider a newer netbook from the same stable, such as the Samsung N120 (TechRadar gave it 4.5/5 ) or the Samsung N130 (TechRadar gave it 3/5 and 52 users gave it an average of 4.5/5 at Amazon). They all seem great notebooks!
2. Asus 1005HA 10-inch Netbook
This netbook is highly recommended by Netbook Review (2nd out of 5), and is considered "Good Value" by Budget Netbooks. It gets an average of 4/5 in 7 reviews at Amazon
It supercedes the highly acclaimed Asus 1000 HE. A good alternative, though more expensive, is the Asus Eee Asus PC 1008HA, which is ranked 9/10 by Trusted Reviews, and 5/5 by Stuff.TV, and rated 4.5/5 on average by 12 customer reviews at Amazon
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3. Toshiba NB200-10z 10.1-inch Netbook
Highly recommended netbook, by Netbook Review (5th out of the top 10), Cnet (8th out of the top 10), Trusted Reviews (9/10), PC Advisor (4/5), and Stuff.TV (4/5).
9 customer reviews average 4/5 at Amazon
4. Acer Aspire One D150
Whilst this notebook is getting a little long in the tooth (relatively!), and has been updated during 2009, it is still rated very highly by the experts and users. Budget Netbooks said it was "easy to use", PC Advisor gave it 4.5/5, as did TechRadar. Stuff.TV rated it slightly lower at 4/5, but still recommended it. 33 customer reviews at Amazon rated it 4 /5 on average.
You might equally consider the Acer Aspire One Pro 531 which is rated 4/5 by Stuff.TV, and gets rated 5/5 by 1 customer at Amazon.
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The Recommended Directory (www.recommended.net) scans the internet and printed press to find and review recommendations for a wide variety of products and services, and summarises that information in one short and relevant recommendation for each product or service.
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