Trust the bleeding french. There’s all this gorgeous tech flying around. Low powered processors that give excellent battery life. Anti-grease touch screen with swish gestural interfaces – and what do they do? They turn it into a glorified cook book.
Check out the Qooq foodie tablet – or as our neigbours across the water call it “Le premier coach culinaire tactile”.
You’ve thrown your Windows 7 launch party, you’ve just about got over your hangover and want to get your hands on the new Windows 7 OS which is designed to run as smooth as a greased up badger on a netbook.
Well you need wait no longer. We’re already seeing netbooks coming pre-installed with Windows 7.
Check out the full list of Windows 7 netbooks here
Netbook battery life is one of the most important factors you need to consider when buying a mini laptop. Netbooks are extremely portable and designed to be taken out and about. The last thing you want is to have to constantly go searching for a plug socket.
All the figures below come from manufacturers websites and have to be taken with a pinch of salt. Everyone tests battery life in different ways – usually with the screen set in dim and with webcams and bluetooth turned off. This doesn’t reflect how you’ll use the netbook – so you can knock 30 mins to an hour off most of these figures. It will give you some indication however. We’ve also added weight and screen size to the tabel below. We hope this helps you make your decision.
Most netbooks come with a 3 cell or a 6 cell battery. If you want a particular netbook because of its feature set – but the battery life sucks – you may be able to get yourself a bigger 6 cell battery. Check out Amazon or eBay.