 fiberguyMy views are my own.Premium join:2005-05-20 kudos:3 | Fair is fair.. however, if you ask me, they are mini laptops.. some of the first ones that came out were more "net" like , however, I just got one yesterday and they're just mini-laptops... or "smaller" laptops.. Minus the CD rom, it's a laptop as we are used to.
I really don't get caught up in a name anyway.. I think those arguments are silly and just exist to keep lawyers on the payroll. 
My "netbook" has Windows XP Home on it, a 10" screen (slightly smaller than a laptop Sony makes) a card reader, USB, port for a monitor, 3 USB ports, and a 160GB sata 5400 hard drive with a celeron processor.
I can install Office on it, photo programs.. PcAnywhere.. etc.. it's a computer if you ask me. They could call it a "sex box" if they wanted to.. but "it has a name, and it's Sony"... no wait.. sorry.. it's an ASUS.. I'm getting Family guy mixed up into my post here.  |
 en102Canadian, eh? join:2001-01-26 Valencia, CA | hehe - a true netbook would make me think of a java/firmware based box with no storage. Kind of takes me back to Xterminal / VT220 / Terminal Services. History repeating itself. -- Canada = Hollywood North |