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A truly mobile laptop, Sony Vaio P11Z/W is packed with features. Weighing a mere 625gm, it is extremely lightweight and more compact than other netbooks in its class. Easy to carry and extremely portable, the netbook from Japanese manufacturer Sony is available in range of colours to will suit your personality. It has a good combination between functionality and performance and sturdy enough to handle the knocks of everyday life. With 21mm depth, it is also one the thinnest laptops ever. It has an 8 inch screen, with the widest aspect ratio and a resolution of 1600 x 768 pixels. With sharp and vivid images, the P series laptop offers ample space to work with a number of Windows simultaneously. Though text and icons may appear too small for some users, it is an efficient and practical netbook. It has an integrated Intel graphics card but not very good at 3D performance.

The keyboard is average considering the small size of the net book and the keys are responsive and move with precision. Protruding through individual holes in the chassis, the keys offer faultless usability and easy typing. The Sony Vaio P11Z/W netbook has a pointing stick located in the centre of the keyboard but no touchpad and no space for a palm rest. Powered by a ULV Intel Core 2 Duo processor, the net book is not very efficient. Running at 1.33GHz, the net book is backed by 2048MB of memory offering enough power for office tasks. It has a 1.8-inch 60GB hard drive, with a 128GB solid state drive. The P series laptop has two USB ports but there is no display-out, modem or Ethernet connection. However, the net book has wireless connectivity with both 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth in place.

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A stylish and robust machine, Toshiba NB100-11R offers the best mobile computing experience. It has a crystal clear 8.9 inch screen with an impressive list of features. An ultra-mobile laptop, perfect for educational use, it makes a great secondary laptop. Powered by an Intel Atom processor N270 (1.6), it has Linux Ubuntu 8.04 as its operating system. With 512 MB DDR RAM (667MHz), Toshiba NB100-11R is really small. It is only 225mm across and weighs about 1kg, which makes it extremely lightweight and compact. Easy to use and easy to carry from one place to another, the laptop has a 8.9 inch TruBrite VGA widescreen display with a resolution of 1024×600, that offer bright and vivid images. With High Brightness display, the screen offers a pleasurable visual experience that the user will certainly enjoy.

The Toshiba NB100-11R has chosen to install Ubuntu Netbook Remix, a new and specially developed version of the popular open source Linux operating system, which has been optimised in layout for the limited 1024×600 resolution. Other features are similar to net book like an Intel Atom processor, no optical drive, integrated video graphics, webcam in the lid and a couple of USB ports. The Toshiba NB100-11R has a 80GB 1.8inch hard disk drive, which offers sufficient space to store photos, videos, music, filed and other media. Though Toshiba NB100-11R includes Wi-Fi wireless in the form of 802.11b/g, it does not have a card reader and Bluetooth. This Ubuntu Net book Remix is sleek and usable and offers a truly mobile experience to the user. It comes pre-loaded with OpenOffice for office productivity, Mozilla Firefox for the web, Pidgin for universal IM, F-Spot for digital camera integration and much more.

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