It’s hard to deny that the netbook market is largely stagnant. Even new machines joining the fray are forced to abide by Microsoft’s hardware limits if they use Windows XP, which means that you’ll be hard pressed to find a netbook with anything more potent than an Atom N270\/N280, a hard drive larger than 160GB and more than 1GB of RAM. Always Innovation, however, has remained true to its name by inventing a somewhat different netbook in the form of the so-called “Touch Book.”This netbook is more of a tablet\/netbook-in-one,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s hard to deny that the netbook market is largely stagnant. Even new machines joining the fray are forced to abide by Microsoft’s hardware limits if they use Windows XP, which means that you’ll be hard pressed to find a netbook with anything more potent than an Atom N270\/N280, a hard drive larger than 160GB and more than 1GB of RAM. Always Innovation, however, has remained true to its name by inventing a somewhat different netbook in the form of the so-called “Touch Book.”This netbook is more of a tablet\/netbook-in-one, Continue reading