Comments on: Netbooks: Not a question of ‘Either, or’ but instead ‘Whether, not’.

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By: bhavishya_KANJHAN » Blog Archive » Notebooks, Netbooks and the blurring lines.

Wed, 07 Jan 2009 17:24:28 +0000

[...] wrote a post a while ago about Netbooks not being able to replace notebooks and I still stand by what the situation was at that given time. Dell and Samsung have both [...]

By: Varuna

Varuna — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 16:06:06 +0000

I’ll have to agree with you .
Most of my work in my laptop (most, not all) is over the internet and I’m pretty sure its the same with most of the people out there.

If netbooks were to come out say, 2-3 years back, NO ONE would get the idea (and frankly I’m surprised some don’t now either).

for example the market of Smartphones vs. MID .. It just isn’t gonna make a big difference now as its practically of less use to the masses at the moment.

Convergence is a great thing, but ergonomics has a Huge role to play in it.
I agree netbooks have a good balance between ergonomics and practical use.