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]]> By: DougC3 http://liliputing.com/2009/05/samsung-n310-now-shipping.html#comment-48856 DougC3 Fri, 08 May 2009 11:15:02 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=8244#comment-48856 I laud Samsung for introducing a model with a tactile rubbery finish. I would be willing to pay $30-40 extra for that on any given netbook. Maybe it will catch on and give folks who don't care for smudgy-gloss another choice. <br><br>I think it even makes the other colors more appealing (versus black, which I've always preferred) and helps fight the kitchen/bathroom gadget resemblance of some of the more plasticy-looking brands.<br><br>The overall appearance is sleek yet functional looking. The glass screen seems breakable to me, but everybody seems to like them. I could tolerate the glossy screen and don't even mind the big Samsung logo. Now if they would just put in the new processor and chipset and offer a screen resolution choice. I laud Samsung for introducing a model with a tactile rubbery finish. I would be willing to pay $30-40 extra for that on any given netbook. Maybe it will catch on and give folks who don't care for smudgy-gloss another choice.

I think it even makes the other colors more appealing (versus black, which I've always preferred) and helps fight the kitchen/bathroom gadget resemblance of some of the more plasticy-looking brands.

The overall appearance is sleek yet functional looking. The glass screen seems breakable to me, but everybody seems to like them. I could tolerate the glossy screen and don't even mind the big Samsung logo. Now if they would just put in the new processor and chipset and offer a screen resolution choice.

]]> By: DougC3 http://liliputing.com/2009/05/samsung-n310-now-shipping.html#comment-20268 DougC3 Fri, 08 May 2009 07:15:02 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=8244#comment-20268 I laud Samsung for introducing a model with a tactile rubbery finish. I would be willing to pay $30-40 extra for that on any given netbook. Maybe it will catch on and give folks who don't care for smudgy-gloss another choice. <br><br>I think it even makes the other colors more appealing (versus black, which I've always preferred) and helps fight the kitchen/bathroom gadget resemblance of some of the more plasticy-looking models.<br><br>The overall appearance is sleek yet functional looking. The glass screen seems breakable to me, but everybody seems to like them. I could tolerate the glossy screen and don't even mind the big Samsung logo. Now if they would just put in the new processor and chipset and offer a screen resolution choice. I laud Samsung for introducing a model with a tactile rubbery finish. I would be willing to pay $30-40 extra for that on any given netbook. Maybe it will catch on and give folks who don't care for smudgy-gloss another choice.

I think it even makes the other colors more appealing (versus black, which I've always preferred) and helps fight the kitchen/bathroom gadget resemblance of some of the more plasticy-looking models.

The overall appearance is sleek yet functional looking. The glass screen seems breakable to me, but everybody seems to like them. I could tolerate the glossy screen and don't even mind the big Samsung logo. Now if they would just put in the new processor and chipset and offer a screen resolution choice.

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