Sometimes, you just want an inexpensive computer for Internet and gadgets use and basic office tasks. The Samsung N150 is a low performance netbook designed just for this purpose.
The Samsung N150 comes with an Atom N450 processor, a 10.1 inch screen, and enough connectivity to make it useful for everyday needs. As well as Ethernet LAN and Bluetooth, you also get Wireless 802.11 b/g/n and Verizon Wireless 3G GOBI 2000. This is all very impressive when you consider the price of this Samsung's internet and Gadgets netbook, which is only $331.
The 10.1 inch display on the Samsung N150 has a resolution of 1024 x 600, which is lower than the current standard of 1366 x 768. Viewing angles are OK however, and the colours are reasonable for such a budget machine. The included speakers have virtually no bass and little clarity, although they are loud enough for occasional use.
The keyboard on the Samsung N150 is comfortable, even if it is somewhat cramped. The touchpad is really small however, which makes in annoying for extended sessions. Performance wise, the Samsung N150 is certainly no powerhouse, although I don’t think anyone would expect it to be. It is Atom-based, and it functions accordingly.
Overall, the Samsung N150 is less than impressive in most regards. Its one shining light is its integration with the Verizon wireless network, which means you can access the Internet from practically anywhere.
Specifications
Intel Atom N450
10.1 inch screen
1024 x 600 resolution
160GB hard drive
1GB of RAM
Bluetooth
Wireless 802.1 b/g/n
1.3MP camera
Verizon Wireless 3G GOBI 2000
3 x USB
The Samsung N150 comes with an Atom N450 processor, a 10.1 inch screen, and enough connectivity to make it useful for everyday needs. As well as Ethernet LAN and Bluetooth, you also get Wireless 802.11 b/g/n and Verizon Wireless 3G GOBI 2000. This is all very impressive when you consider the price of this Samsung's internet and Gadgets netbook, which is only $331.
The 10.1 inch display on the Samsung N150 has a resolution of 1024 x 600, which is lower than the current standard of 1366 x 768. Viewing angles are OK however, and the colours are reasonable for such a budget machine. The included speakers have virtually no bass and little clarity, although they are loud enough for occasional use.
The keyboard on the Samsung N150 is comfortable, even if it is somewhat cramped. The touchpad is really small however, which makes in annoying for extended sessions. Performance wise, the Samsung N150 is certainly no powerhouse, although I don’t think anyone would expect it to be. It is Atom-based, and it functions accordingly.
Overall, the Samsung N150 is less than impressive in most regards. Its one shining light is its integration with the Verizon wireless network, which means you can access the Internet from practically anywhere.
Specifications
Intel Atom N450
10.1 inch screen
1024 x 600 resolution
160GB hard drive
1GB of RAM
Bluetooth
Wireless 802.1 b/g/n
1.3MP camera
Verizon Wireless 3G GOBI 2000
3 x USB
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