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toshiba laptops xp: Who Killed the Netbook?

26.06.11The concept of an cheap computing device with high value for the third in the seventh heaven has been sufficiently co-opted so as to make the category senseless. Some called netbooks a sub-category of "ultra-stumble" or "sub-notebooks", but netbooks became legitimized by the announcement of the $100 OLPC laptop. Lots of people wanted to see the native concept of a $100 laptop work. Therefore, netbooks died the dying of a thousand cuts, and netbooks as a conceptual computing department have been nearly wiped out. The netbook made the industry take a serious look at value. The netbook's abrupt success was also its swan song. For a seeming few brief moments, netbooks caused the tech earnestness to quake: astoundingly inexpensive alternatives to comparatively distended and expensive personal systems -laptops, desktops and notebooks- that could be affordable even and...

Source: PCWorld