The Launch of Samsung N110

Samsung won the hearts of a millions of net book users with the launch of its very popular Samsung NC10 in October 2008. It has now gone ahead and launched the Samsung N110 which is a newer and updated version of the Samsung NC10. Although the Samsung N110 looks almost the same as Samsung NC10 it has features that beat its forerunner. The net book looks to be of the same shape and size of the Samsung NC10 except for its outer case that has rounded edges and has a shiny smooth screen. The Samsung N110 has a black glossy coating and looks very sleek. Like a lot of other Samsung Notebooks, the framework of the bottom portion of the net book has a neat burgundy lining.

The Samsung N110 weighs at 2.8 pounds and is measured at 10.3*7.3*1.2 inches. It comes with a 6 cell battery that Samsung claims will work up to 9.5 hours at a stretch.  The configuration of the net book includes a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, 1 GB of Ram that can be upgraded to up to 2 GB and a 160 GB HDD with 5400 rpm SATA. It has a display screen of 10.2 inches with 1024*600 resolutions and an Intel GMA 945 graphics card that supports 128MB video memory. It also supports Wi-fi 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0 versions. The Samsung N110 comes with Windows XP home operating system. It has ports to support an Ethernet jack, headphones and microphones jacks, a VGA port and 3 USB ports. It also has a 3-in 1- memory card reader installed in it.  The Samsung N110 also comes with an extended touchpad and a superlative keyboard. The keyboard is big and comfortably laid out. It comes with raised keys that are nice and comfy to use even for prolonged typing. Like the Keypads, the touchpad on the Samsung N110 is well extended and is of 2.5*1.3 inches in size.

Even the mouse button on the Samsung N110 is well laid to be somewhat raised. The only drawback on the mouse pad is that it still is a single bar and does not have a left and right side division. But to make up for it is the scrolling bar on the Samsung N110’s touchpad that is functional in use. The net book is said to be priced at $469 US dollars and is set to be tentatively launched in April 2009.