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The 190 euro netbook
Florent Alzieu
October 04, 2008 1:30 pm
October 04, 2008 1:30 pm
We'd say the classic definition of a netbook runs something like this:
Available from French distributor Rue du Commerce for only 190 euros (260 USD / 150 GBP)--type the model number into the search box on the site--it's even cheaper than Acer's EeePC or the Aspire One.
It's relatively modest processor and RAM offering mean that you won't be able to work any mircales with this machine, but e-mail, surfing the web and editing text documents are certainly within reach.

- Flash memory
- A small processor to preserve battery life
- WiFi Internet access
- And finally: very cheap
Available from French distributor Rue du Commerce for only 190 euros (260 USD / 150 GBP)--type the model number into the search box on the site--it's even cheaper than Acer's EeePC or the Aspire One.
It's relatively modest processor and RAM offering mean that you won't be able to work any mircales with this machine, but e-mail, surfing the web and editing text documents are certainly within reach.

Here's the full specification:
- Ingenic JZ4730 (400 Mhz) processor
- 2 GB hard drive
- 7 inch screen (800x480 pixels)
- 3 USB
- 128 MB RAM
- WiFi 802;11 b/g
- SD card reader
- Up to three hours of battery life
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