And at last it came out with its new product Dell Mini 3i in the Chinese market. Former Motorola CEO Ed Zander, Garrigues remarked that, “They should be able to sell five million units with they’re eyes closed”.

But the biggest downside to the Dell Mini3i is that it is a 2G phone with no 3G or Wi-Fi capability. It has a 3.5-inch touchscreen with 360 by 640 resolution, mini USB port, SD card slot (no word on maximum storage size), and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Netease, A Chinese blog reviewing the specifications and performance of Mini 3i informs that it has no physical keyboard, and runs an Android-based operating system designed by China Mobile called Open Mobile System (OMS). Without 3G and Wi-Fi capability- the basic requirements for today’s GenX, Dell’s Mini3i has little chance to impress the Chinese consumers. There is tough competition with popular smartphones like Blackberry, iPhone, and Palm Pre which have flooded the Chinese market. Dell’s strategy may fall short this time too as what they intended for is not the choice for the consumers. Dell’s Mini3i has failed to woo the Chinese consumers.

Dell’s Mini 3iX has cleared the FCC to support 850 and 1900 AT&T’s 3G bands which it employs for high speed network along with Wi-Fi connectivity is expected to launch in the US via AT&T. The specs of the device are yet to be announced officially, but from the recent leaks it may be expected that the Chinese version handset runs a 360 x 640 resolution, a 3.5-inch capacitive touchscreen, GPS, Microsoft Exchange support added with a 3 megapixel camera coupled with autofocus and LED flash. The main difference between this version of the phone and the Chinese one is the inclusion of WiFi and 3G support, with Mini 3ix coming with 850 and 1900 MHz bands, a 3.5 inch touchcscreen display (640 x 360 pixels), A-GPS and a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus and flash. Microsoft Exchange is also on the specs list, plus a microSD card slot and a virtual keyboard.
On the other hand The Dell Mini 10 has everything you want in a mobile companion. Its highly portable design is complete with wireless and entertainment features. Now with a multi-touch track pad and next-generation WiFi, all on a 10.1″ seamless display with a 16:9 aspect ratio, Dell Mini 10 might satisfy many of your needs and at a affordable price.

The Dell mini 9 is an ultra small and mobile companion weighing merely 2.28lbs. It is a useful and trendy gadget that matches the lifestyle of young and fashionable executives. The price is also very attractive. It is priced $349 with Linux and $399 with Windows XP. The reviews have been quite encouraging and it seems that Dell Mini 9 will be popular with computer savvy people who are always on the go.

Here are a few HP’s netbook review excerpts:

• A lot of netbooks look and feel like toys, but HP’s Mini 1000 Netbook with design cues borrowed from its Pavilion notebooks, making it the best looking netbook to date. This Mini 1000 is an excellent choice for anyone who understands the limitations of a netbook, likes the idea of simplicity and favors style over having a couple of extra ports and plugs. The Mini 1000 is a consumer netbook, which means it’s geared towards casual users, not business users who generally need more durable devices.
• The HP Mini 311 is currently one of the best netbooks on the market, and has received a great review. But it looks like the HP 311 is only going to get better, with a number of optional upgrades becoming available soon. The 11.6-inch HP Mini 311 netbook is currently available with Windows XP operating system
• HP recently announced their 13.3-inch Pavilon DM3 laptop, but it appears that they have another new model on its way, with a smaller size.
• The HP Pavilion DM1 is an 11.6-inch thin and light model, much more on the size of typical netbooks. The HP DM1 is expected to feature an Intel CULV (consumer ultra low voltage) Celeron Dual-Core SU2300 processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM (supports upto 5GB), Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, a 320GB / 500GB hard drive, and have an 11.6 inch LED backlit LCD with a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution.

Graphic ability of IdeaPad S10e are powered by Intel integrated GMA 950 and the output to a screen with 10.1-inch, TFT, WSVGA, LED with original resolution of 1,024 x 600 pixels. This produces good contrast and sharp colors, while the coating can reduce reflections from office standard lighting or sun light when you would be using it outside in a sunny day. Lenovo IdeaPad S10e has a 1.3-megapixel camera as well.

This notebook is one of the thinnest and lightest netbook in its class although the extended battery is fitting. Multi-touch features is running well and is claimed as the biggest advantages while the keyboard and touch pad are also easy to use because the layout is large enough and gives enough space to press the buttons, although it seems small in first view but in fact is very user friendly. The biggest crinkle on the S10e is the right Shift key which is located to the right of the up arrow button.

This netbook is working well with consistent performance and can run multitasks and flash at the same time without problems. Special features available in Lenovo IdeaPad S10e are Quick Start Linux OS that feature browsing the web, viewing the photo and many other features that boots in fast time. You can plug in your headset and hear surround audio with Lenovo netbook 3g Dolby. Interestingly, beside XP Home edition you also can operate Mac Os X but for it you require a copy of the MSIWindowsx86.iso distribution and an external USB DVD drive to boot the ISO.

Major difference of appearance with previous edition is a change in screen size that is reduced from 10.2″ to 10.1″ which apparently makes it ready for the targeted segment – students at school.

Despite being targeted for young people, Lenovo IdeaPad S10e has a well-done design that is enough to appeal to mature people. The growing sales show that users of this netbook are coming from various segments.

The MSI notebook is now available in four colors and with a two set up of the hardware configuration. Available in Black, pink, white and the latest love edition that has a design with a magnificent heart-line process.  The hardware configuration is just around the 80GB or the 120GB harddisk capacity. However, in comparison to the other notebooks in the market, the MSI netbook can be described to be toyish in features but definitely a cool looking PC. This net book cannot be said to be too flashy rather it is neatly designed on its sides and corners and have no sharp edges at all.

The MSI wind netbook has a special IMR (Insert Mold Roller) technology, which protects the notebook from fading, and also in reducing the fingerprints, which makes the MSI, wind looks outstanding and glaring.  In the other features, you can find the speakers, which are at the front corners, and then there is the power connector, the two USB ports and the heat vents. It has also a 4-in-1 card reader, which is well supported by the MMC, the SD, the Memory stick and the MSPRO formats and also an Ethernet jack.

The netbooks by the MSI has a lid screen which holds to the friction. However, you have to unlock a hinge to open the lid but the whole machine will comes up if you are not using both of your hands for opening it but after opening the screen you can open the to a maximum angle.

The first model available today is called the HP Mini 1000; it comes in black only, runs XP Home Edition and is priced at $399. The second model had its shell designed by fashionista Vivienne Tam and the look was debuted in New York last month when Tam unveiled her Spring collection. The final model is by far the most interesting one that HP has to offer. Priced at $379, the HP Mini 1000 with MIE (Mobile Internet Experience) is about as pure a netbook as you can get with web-only applications designed by HP.

All these netbooks have created a lot of speculations and interest among the computer savvy people. Reviews have also encouraged and ratings are also high making HP Netbooks a popular brand.

Like its predecessor S10, Lenovo’s IdeaPad S10e is also powered by Intel’s Atom processor, and has up to 2GB of RAM and integrated graphics. 160GB hard drive or 4GB SSD for storage is available. Internet features for this netbook is WiFi, Ethernet and optional Bluetooth supported by a standard ExpressCard 34 slot for expansion. Another advantage of Lenovo S10e is that it can run Windows XP Home or SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop from Novell.

S10e is specifically targeted for students as it is aimed to be primarily an education netbook. That’s why the company offers extremely cheap Lenovo netbook deals. Compared to its competitors such as HP netbook in this class, Lenovo s10e has advantages of thinner design and very competitive performance. Lenovo is one brand that is always awaited eagerly by netbooker communities.

Lenovo idea s10 e provide Quick Start feature, powered by Splash top, that allows students to quickly check email or browse the Internet, connect to live video conference or just view photos and listen to music easily without fully booting the operating system.
Lenovo s10e 41872pu atom 10.1 netbook is designed as an introduction mobile PC for students and as a secondary netbook for students in higher education. If you want to install missing drivers for Lenovo s10e, download service available on Lenovo’s website.

Netbook review for Lenovo s10e is on many sites giving positive feedbacks especially for better performance. Lenovo s10e-wifi gives you a choice for your internet connection and this feature give more advantages in comparison of Lenovo s10e vs Samsung notebook in 10” class. It is received with enthusiasm as can be seen in the reviews. Lenovo s10e netbook or as many call it – Lenovo.s10e is extremely suitable for students as an introductory portable PC to help these young people enjoy their schooling age.

There is certainly a price war raged between the MSI netbook and with other models but it can be said that this MSI computer does not comes with a great design. Clad in white plastic and weighing only 3 pounds it is definitely one of the most exciting laptop on the rack. The designers have thought really out pf the box with its anodized aluminum and thus it has made itself sturdier and appeals to the businesses as well.

The careen size of the MSI 12 netbook is available from 8.9 inches to 10 inches therefore giving it a wonderful crystal display. Although the screen is small but it is certainly a generation ahead and so giving a new style to the web surfing experience. The keyboard is quite big that will enable the user to glide their fingers on it smoothly without any hassles. However, while clicking it feels that if the mouse button would have been a little bigger then that would suffice everything.

When it comes to the battery life of any netbooks we all search for a lengthier one. So, this MSI Wind netbook is certainly the one against which you cannot complain. The 24 Wh-battery will give you a solid 2 hours and 40 minutes life. The its comes with the SSD drives, three USB ports, 4-in-1 media card, VGA out, Ethernet port and 1.3 megapixel camera certainly makes the laptop a complete gadget.

In conclusion, the MSI netbook can be regarded as a powered and feature loaded gadget that will certainly enhance your typing and surfing experience.

The new models according to these sites will include the 11.6-inch DM1, 13.3-inch DM3, and the 18.4-inch DV8. The DM1 will be based on Intel’s Consumer Ultra Low Voltage (CULV) platform, utilizing ULV Pentium Dual-Core and Core 2 processors, while the DM3 will replace the current dv2 and use an AMD Neo MV-40 single-core processor. The dv8 will use Intel Core i7 processors. All will come with Windows 7 Operating System. The dm1, which boasts of a 11.6-inch screen is based on ULV-processor Intel and is able to work out on a single charge the battery up to 9 hours. The dm1 PC series is for those who want the portability of a regular netbook, but with the technical specifications of a more performance-capable system. Pavilion dv8 has 18.4-inch HP Bright view Infinity Display with 1920×1080 pixel resolution. Fabulous for HD content viewing, HP added performance level Nvidia GeForce GT 230M graphics with 1GB dedicated video memory and HDMI out for taking HD content to larger HD screen.  Prices indicate the dv8 will be around 1400 Euros (more like $1,400 in the U.S., since notebooks are traditionally more expensive in Europe) and the DM1 will be 480 Euros (probably $480 in the U.S.). A later version of the DM1 with better specifications will be 680 Euros (probably $680 in the U.S.).

The Pavilion TM2 has also been leaked; it is a tablet and expected to be similar to the current tx2. It is possible that the TM2 will not have an internal optical drive.

Therefore look out for these new netbooks, they will certainly make you feel more savvy.