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Samsung NC10 Special Edition touchpad shows minor improvements

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A few weeks ago, Amazon started taking orders for a new Special Edition version of the Samsung NC10 mini-laptop. It has a higher capacity, 5900mAh battery than the original NC10. And it has a slightly larger touchpad.

Now, early on it looked like the Special Edition had a radically redesigned touchpad with a new chrome mouse button and no visible scroll area. But a closer look at the pictures on Amazon shows that the new touchpad really looks lot like the old one — it just has a little more surface area. Don’t get me wrong. That’s certainly a good thing. But I’d say the primary reason to check out the Samsung NC10 special edition is for that battery, which Samsung says could run for over 9 hours on a single charge.

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Samsung NC10

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  • TypeNetbook
  • Screen size10.2 inches
  • Screen resolution1024 x 600
  • Processor speed1.6 GHz
  • System RAM1 GB
  • Maximum battery lifeUp to 9 hours
  • Dimensions10.27 x 7.3 x 1.19 in
  • Weight2.8 lb
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  • Speed and features8.0
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Samsung NC10 Special Edition

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  • Processor speed1.6 GHz
  • System RAM1 GB
  • Maximum battery lifeUp to 9 hours
  • Dimensions1.2 x 10.3 x 7.3 in
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Posted on Monday, March 2nd, 2009, 1:59 pm by Brad Linder




  • http://www.notebooknotes.com visu

    A bigger touchpad is certainly a good thing, personally I think it's a little too small in the original NC10.

    The Special Edition is only $50 more than the standard NC10 and you get a great battery.

    When will Amazon ship?

  • Mace Moneta

    It's still not a 3-button touchpad, which makes using Linux annoying.

  • enchantedsky

    Do ANY netbooks have a third mouse button?

    By the way, you can do a middle click traditionally by pressing both the left and right mouse button simultaneously, but I don't know if this is possible on NC10's rocker design (where you can only press one button at a time)

  • A no-nymous

    Not netbooks per-se, but ThinkPads have 3rd button.

    The one that comes closest to a netbook, x61s, could be had before Christmas for ~CAD570 (even cheaper in US) in basic config (1.6 c2dulv, 1gb ram, 80 gb hd, abg wifi, 12″ screen, 4cell~ 3h battery, ~ 2.9 pounds).

  • Darkpool

    With mini laptops that support multitouch (like the NC10), you can configure a three finger click to act as a third button. Or use tap zones in the corners of the trackpad.
    I found that under windows I can configure the touchpad so that I don't use the buttons at all. I don't know any linux distro that supports multitouch yet, but there's a new synaptics driver so give it a month or two…
    (btw opensuse seems the best linux distro for the NC10 as all the fn keys work, touchpad sensitivity is just right and sound works correctly).

    http://netbook-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=…

  • http://www.mynetbookreviews.co.uk/brand/samsung/samsung-nc10-netbook/ NC10 Review

    I always wish that manufacturers would give various estimates for battery life, so for example, when doing A it lasts 3 hrs, when doing A+B it lasts 1 hr etc.

  • A no-nymous

    Not netbooks per-se, but ThinkPads have 3rd button.

    The one that comes closest to a netbook, x61s, could be had before Christmas for ~CAD570 (even cheaper in US) in basic config (1.6 c2dulv, 1gb ram, 80 gb hd, abg wifi, 12″ screen, 4cell~ 3h battery, ~ 2.9 pounds).

  • Darkpool

    With mini laptops that support multitouch (like the NC10), you can configure a three finger click to act as a third button. Or use tap zones in the corners of the trackpad.
    I found that under windows I can configure the touchpad so that I don't use the buttons at all. I don't know any linux distro that supports multitouch yet, but there's a new synaptics driver so give it a month or two…
    (btw opensuse seems the best linux distro for the NC10 as all the fn keys work, touchpad sensitivity is just right and sound works correctly).

    http://netbook-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=…

  • http://www.mynetbookreviews.co.uk/brand/samsung/samsung-nc10-netbook/ NC10 Review

    I always wish that manufacturers would give various estimates for battery life, so for example, when doing A it lasts 3 hrs, when doing A+B it lasts 1 hr etc.

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