Although the mini-laptops are cheap, does not mean you should go ahead and buy the first model of mini-laptop that comes your way. It 'an art, shopping for mini-notebook, and if you want to buy a mini computer, here are some tips to consider:
1.Consider your needs
There are about two types of mini laptops on the market today, Solid State Disk (SSD) mini-laptops and hard disk drive (HDD), mini-laptop. SSD mini-notebook boot faster, to withstand the shocks are generally reliable and performance-wise. But they are also known to be insufficient memory. SSD have to do mini-notebook, the high storage capacity are very expensive. On the other hand, HDD Mini-notebook computers up to 160 GB of data, but are less rigid than their SSD counterparts. So what has to do with you? These needs and desires. Need a quick mini-laptop with a low storage or a mini laptop with a high capacity, but boots slow?
2.Whereas brand
Out in the market, there are many mini-notebook brands. ASUS definitely a new mini-laptop market in 2007, but Acer, Lenovo, HP, Dell and MSI soon followed. Different manufacturers have different call, such as Asus for small keyboards. various brands of mini-laptops are well known for different things, and it does when you search on what they paid.
3.Windows XP or Linux?
Like the desktop computers that it is a continuous competition between Mac and Windows, the competition between Windows XP and various versions of Linux. The only difference is that it produces marine mini-laptop models in both operating systems. For nearly all models mini-laptop, there is a Windows XP or Linux. While netooks Linux for its stability and security (Linux users rarely, if ever, complain about malware and viruses on their computers) are known to have Windows XP Mini-Notebook popularity advantage. Many computer users are so used to deploy Windows XP, it is very difficult to change the paradigms of a Linux application. The fact is that users of Linux mini-laptop are more willing to return their mini-laptop as users of Windows XP.
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