Choosing and buying the right netbook isn’t simply a case of picking the cheapest one. With an increasing number of netbooks out there, choosing the one that meets your needs as well as your budget takes a little planning. Here we look at the options open to the netbook user in terms of operating system…

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The idea behind netbooks is that they are budget mobile computers, perfect for use on the move and acting as a secondary machine to your main computer. The Advent Milano certainly scores on the cost front, as it’s the most cost-effective machine we’ve seen in some time but how doe sit stack up? Find out n our Advent Milano review…

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The Asus Eee PC 1001HA is set to be the first sub-£200 netbook we’ve seen in a long time and thankfully this little wonder has gone up for pre-order. The 10.1-inch netbook doesn’t miss a beat, taking the same great styling we’re accustomed to with the Asus Eee PC Seashell 1005HA but with a feel of its own. Find out more about the Asus Eee PC 1001HA after the jump…

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We’re big fans of the Samsung range of netbooks, as the Samsung NC10 and its follow-up, the Samsung N110, truly define what a netbook could and should be. So, can this latest version, the Samsung N130, really live up to expectations? Check out our review of the Samsung N130 and find out for yourself…

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The Samsung N140 netbook is essentially an upgrade of the Samsung N110 and brings with it the same 10.1-inch screen, netbook spec and user-friendly keyboard. It’s certainly a different look than can be found on the Samsung N310. However, this time Samsung is claiming a 9-hour battery life. Find out how well the Nokia N140 netbook handles with our full review…

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The Acer Ferrari One was announced last week and while the netbook certainly has plenty of power, it lacks in the gaming and graphics front. Fortunately, the DynaVivid Graphics Dock has come to the rescue, as details of Acer Ferrari One’s proprietary XGP port have surfaced. Find out what this means for driving games on your Acer Ferrari One…

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The Packard Bell Dot S adds to the list of 10.1-inch netbooks running Windows XP and even uses the same basic chassis design parent company, Acer, as offered before as the Acer Aspire 751. However, as one of the better priced netbooks around, it’s worth considering. Check out how we got on with the Packard Bell Dot S with our full hands-on review.

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