The above tools will get you started with enjoying e-books on your netbook in a more pleasing orientation and format. If you have a favorite reader or tool for making e-book consumption on your ...

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The netbook weighs 2.8 pounds, about average for this category of netbook with a six-cell battery. If weight is more of a concern than run time, you can drop that to 2.24 pounds with a three-cell ...

In this video, we take you through the unboxing and overview of the Lenovo IdeaPad S205 Netbook. Discover the sleek design and compact features of this powerful netbook, perfect for those needing ...

Netbook hacks range from the absurdly achievable to the electronically expert. Here's how to turn your simple netbook into a powerful portable PC.

If your netbook doesn't already support screen rotation, you can easily remedy that situation by downloading EeeRotate—in use in the screenshot above.

That lost netbook can open you up to identity theft, empty out your bank accounts, or even cost you your job. That's something to think about before you walk out the door with that $300 wonder.

Acer, the top-selling netbook vendor of 2008, didn't do so well in survey results. Its Aspire One netbook, the best-selling netbook model, came out low on the performance category, ...

Netbooks prove that we finally know what PCs are actually for. Which is to say, not all that much. Illustration: Patrick Leger Top 5 laptop makers: 1. Hewlett-Packard 2. Acer 3. Dell 4. Toshiba 5.

Some critics think Microsoft's previous operating system, Windows Home XP, remains a better choice for netbooks than Windows 7 Starter. Both versions are being sold on netbooks.

There’s an Apple event next week, and it’s looking fairly likely that we’ll see updated iPads. Which is great, because it made me think about the Eee PC netbook, which was either one of the ...

The netbook was one of the first symptoms, or maybe even causes, of that fragmentation, which still has PC makers reeling (Ed Bott has a good take on this).