slinga
Established Member
Hey guys,
Anybody have any experience with subnotebooks (think of them as smaller laptops)? I'm heading back to school in 2 weeks or so and I have $3k in computer scholarship money burning a hole in me. I'm thinking about splitting the money evenly between a new desktop monster and a subnotebook.
For the subnotebook I'm looking for:
- small enough to slip into a pocket
- long battery life (more than 5 hours)
- atleast 1 gig processor, hopefully more
- ram upgradable to atleast 1 gig
And if possible, no touchpad. I hate those things. I prefer those little rubber bits that are on the keyboard.
Here's a machine from Sony I've been looking at. It's not bad, but I think it's too big to fit into a pocket, and it has that annoying touchpad. Damn it.
Ugly Fujitsu, but specs are nice...
Edit: Added a link to the Fujitsu.
Anybody have any experience with subnotebooks (think of them as smaller laptops)? I'm heading back to school in 2 weeks or so and I have $3k in computer scholarship money burning a hole in me. I'm thinking about splitting the money evenly between a new desktop monster and a subnotebook.
For the subnotebook I'm looking for:
- small enough to slip into a pocket
- long battery life (more than 5 hours)
- atleast 1 gig processor, hopefully more
- ram upgradable to atleast 1 gig
And if possible, no touchpad. I hate those things. I prefer those little rubber bits that are on the keyboard.
Here's a machine from Sony I've been looking at. It's not bad, but I think it's too big to fit into a pocket, and it has that annoying touchpad. Damn it.
Ugly Fujitsu, but specs are nice...
Edit: Added a link to the Fujitsu.