netbooks under 100$

2010-07-15T04:25:00.000-07:00

Netbooks under 100$ are a hot topic for discussion. They are inexpensive, with prices ranging from $100 to $600. Early on, they were considered second computers, best for e-mail and Web surfing. Inexpensive and portable netbooks under 100$ appeal to a wide audience, from businesspeople who travel frequently, to kids and home users looking for a small laptop to carry from room to room.

The first thing that you should consider is the operating system. At the moment, netbooks under 100$ are available in Windows and Linux, and both have their strengths and their weaknesses. The small, portable size is what differentiates a netbook from a standard laptop or notebook. Netbooks generally have 8-to-10-inch widescreens and lack built-in optical drives. None have full-size keyboards—they usually range from 89 percent to 93 percent of full size—so expect a more cramped typing experience than with a mainstream laptop. (If at all possible, try out the keyboard before you buy.) In addition, most of every Netbooks under 100$ has adopted the Intel Atom platform, made up of the Atom processor, integrated graphics, and 512MB to 1GB of RAM.

Netbooks under 100$ can play video from sites like YouTube or a movie from an external USB drive, unmarred by distortions and lag. Businesses are considering these pint-size laptops because you can run various e-mail clients on them, put them on a network, install a VPN client, and secure them with antivirus and antispyware suites.

Netbooks Under 100$ (Dollars)

netbooks under 100$