Laptops are common in today's society, with a trend of sales and desktop computers for more mobile than men. This pattern remained largely unchanged, with laptop sales grow every year.
Then, in 2007 at Computex 2007 in Taipei, Asus has introduced the 'Eee PC' - designed a netbook that smaller, cheaper and lighter than traditional laptops. It 'was a logical idea to simplify. The original Asus Eee PC, the 7-inch Eee PC 701 is still for saleBut the netbook has evolved. Asus has continued to expand the Eee PC series, 9 and 10 inch models, the "top-of-the-range 'Eee PC S101 and the technology used by her at the" Eee Top ", a computer screen are private producing, mouse and keyboard, which is designed to be worn in the armed Other companies such as Acer (game even going to the ASUS sales) with him netbook Aspire One and MSI -. that the first 10-inch Wind netbook, now more or less set the standard in the industry.Little by little the larger players started to notice, HP, Samsung, LG, Toshiba, Dell and Sony in the last box with a mini-laptop is more or less mimics the pioneering Asus registered. The only big company that seems to be missing from the fray, it's Apple, but they say that it tries to produce a touch screen model combines the operating system Mac with the iPhone.
So the mini-laptop market has already captured the hearts and minds ofManufacturers, after all models are cheaper and easier to market and sell more easily. But what about consumers? What are they thinking?
A common complaint of a mini-laptop is the interface is simply too small. The keyboard is cramped, with a bad layout, the touchpad is too small and the keys are highly placed. In fact, the netbook a bit older 'were of confusion - but their younger cousins are far away from previous attempts to produce a mini-laptop. Now, the largestPlayers will compete in the market, their rivals are in the previous trial and error runs capitalization, by integrating its unique selling points and lines with their name to market their products. Today, big brands "seem" to use more of the storage area - perhaps they are more profitable ... Perhaps consumers the idea of a mini laptop heating, because the sudden wash of big brands now on the market.
Another point of criticism is the lack of computing power and CD / DVD-ROMDrive. Netbook from the design stage have been developed with ease and low cost so that the new Intel Atom processor is designed to meet only basic tasks like word processing, web browsing and light. The advantage of a simple processor which is more efficient, which (even helped with a smaller screen) for the duration of the battery. The lack of an optical drive (CD / DVD-ROM) is a necessary condition for reducing the size and weight than to lose - andFor those who really complain about it there is a solution! An external USB drive will cost between £ 20-30, or a splash of ultra-portable notebooks like the Sony VAIO TT (the world's smallest Blu-ray laptop), which is just 11.1 centimeters in diameter.
The lack of features compared to a laptop is a flawed argument for most people. Sure, a laptop capable of graphics-intensive software or games run faster - the processors have to do it, but will stillless than a desktop computer. Most of the features are smaller than a laptop to a desktop, with one exception. The portability of a notebook is its main selling point, and it is usual to think that is the standard. But when you move like a laptop is for, how often is that you would all require processing power? All the extra features? All that extra weight and volume? Everything costs more? You'd be better off with something smaller, lighter and cheaper - a mini-laptop? (Add penaltythat some features such as built-in webcam, Bluetooth, integrated SIM-card and much more are available as standard on laptops while they are on netbooks)
Yes, you need professionals who are strong, but it is portable computing power, but what we tend to go to the range of "ultra-portable" laptops in all cases, devices like the Sony VAIO or Apple MacBook (for graphic designers). Mini-notebooks and netbooks are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and already in theirsoon in place that have managed about 10% of the laptop market to take already.
I predict that the mini-laptop is the primary device portable computers, has become a supplement to a desktop computer. Laptops is a domain of work has become more professional and will be marketed as such. To stop - especially in these times of economic depression, people think smarter, where splash their money - so if you look to invest in a new laptopand think. Do I have a few hundred pounds to pay extra for these features? I really need them? Can I haul effort, that extra weight will be in my bag?
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