Buy Low Price From Here Now
Readmore
Technical Details
See more technical details
By Mr. J. R. Griffiths (Exeter, UK)
This product is all about the portabillity. Its neat compact and stylish. Make sure you get one with a 6 cell battery. They are doing a new one now with windows 7 basic, which if you like the idea could be the one for you, the ones with XP have the older operating system, with less cracks to smooth out however, and the functionality of a full operating system not a cut down one. Upgrade to 2gb of ram if you buy this. Its slightly pricey compared to some other options, which is why it only gets 4 stars. but you cant put a price on cool, and it does look really cool (in my opinion), i get about 9 hours on one charge, which varies depending on internet usage, video watching and how bright you set the screen too.
Overall, a standard netbook, with a great battery (if its 6 cell, i hear some are only 4 cell) and great looks.
By R. Cottey
This really is a great little netbook. It's robust, stylish, small but not too fiddly to use. I had no problems adding software, which doesn't seemed to have slowed it down, the battery life is incredible and the screen quality is wonderfully clear. I'm really pleased I bought this product. It was also recommended as the best laptop for commuters in this months (Oct 09) Focus magazine.
By Smst1 (SW England)
The good things first. Fantastic battery life; neat, compact design; good screen; sensible-size keyboard that doesn't require fingers like matchsticks; terrific back-up system; excellent 160GB harddrive.
Bad things. Crappy sound quality; desperately slow; niggling faults.
This is a very good notebook to buy as a highly portable backup to your 'main' computer. But it simply doesn't have enough speed to be your one and only computer. The Intel Atom processor's response times can be measured in seconds - rather than fractions of seconds - and the more programs you have open, the slower it gets. Sound quality on headphones is fine; using the inboard speakers is utterly inadequate. Even with the volume cranked up as high as poss, it's still quiet, and the sound itself is thin and tinny. Very poor. The OS is Windows XP Home. OK as far as it goes. If you're OK with the little niggles that lurk in every Windows OS, you won't mind the occasional irritation that crops up. Otherwise, it'll get increasingly annoying.
Samsung have made the N310 fairly easy to find your way around. The preloaded manuals are OK as are the inbuilt 'Help' areas. Build quality is solid - but not glitch free. For example, the F1 key - supposed to be a short-cut to 'Help' - doesn't work on my machine. Silly design fault that you can't recharge it while it's in its little protective case. The backup system - which will save/restore all your settings/data if everything crashes - is time-consuming to operate, but an invaluable safety device if you use this computer to store important/irreplaceable info. NB too - and this might be a vital factor for some - there is no CD/DVD drive.
For the price, this is a decent and good value computer. The fact that it's enjoyed great success and good reviews might be a reflection on what else is available rather than its own excellence. I'm happy with mine and have learned to live with its limitations. But I'm thankful I also have a more powerful (and of course more expensive) laptop for 'real' work, The N310 is good. But it's not great.
By Ignacio Garcia Font (Granollers, Spain)
I bought the samsung n310 a month ago and I'm very happy with it. It is light, well design and comfortable. The keybord is excelent (93% size) and the pebble style is really useful, but the main feature is the led display. Really bright with good definition.
The only thing to complain about is the trackpad button.
I'm writing this from the last ubuntu (9.10) and almost everything works out of the box except the keyboard shortcuts to enable/disable wifi, bluetooth and brightness control.
Performance is as every other netbook today but what really make the difference is its display.
By S. sharp (london, Great Britain)
This is positively the worst laptop I have ever owned. The cursor jumps all over the place, the right caps lock button is unreachable, and the machine does unpredictable things like highlighting bits of text suddenly enlarging or putting in bold, or shrinking the text to a row of dots. Do not be seduced - as I was - by the packaging and design, and outlay your money for it.
Buy Samsung N310 10.1-inch Netbook (Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, XP Home, Mint Blue) Now
0 comentarios:
Publicar un comentario