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Samsung N150 Netbook Revealed [Samsung's Pine Trail Netbook Leaked, 3G, GPS, 10" Screen]
In: gadgets
23 Dec 2009
Details on Samsung’s new Intel Pine Trail Atom-powered netbook have been leaked. The Samsung N150 netbook will come equipped with the new Intel Atom N450. This information comes from two online retailers and the FCC, which has been good for gadget reveals lately.
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5 Responses to Samsung N150 Netbook Revealed [Samsung's Pine Trail Netbook Leaked, 3G, GPS, 10" Screen]
vielddd
February 7th, 2010 at 3:28 pm
Ionization energy is the energy require to remove 1 electron totally from the pull of the nucleus to form a cation?
Thundertex
February 11th, 2010 at 8:36 pm
Pat-downs at the doors going into test.
Big honkin' magnets at the doors to erase hard drives.
RF jamming.
Hire an NSA or CIA guy to run security.
ach child
February 18th, 2010 at 4:16 pm
Samsung and California's PG&E Working on 130 MW Solar Photovoltaic Deal
pc_tech_66
March 16th, 2010 at 5:07 pm
If the computer in question is a laptop or netbook, then no, you are probably stuck with what you have. If it is a desktop, then you can probably add a new video card to one of the expansion slots, you just need to check with the manual and see what type of expansion slots you have available (PCI, PCIx, AGP).
If you can install a new card, what you will do is disable the on-board video in your system BIOS before windows loads, then switch the monitor cable to the port on the back of the new video card, and install the drivers that come with the card once windows loads.
Billy C
March 16th, 2010 at 10:33 pm
low ram
bad graphic card
weak processor
all of which are unupgradable on a netbook (expect ram to a limited extent)
The hard drive has nothing to do with it.
If one was going to use a netbook for gaming, I imange it would be an old game or some other less-resource intensive.