http://liliputing.com/2010/01/ctl-introduces-first-2go-pc-based-on-pine-trail.html Compact Computing Sun, 12 Feb 2012 20:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://liliputing.com/2010/01/ctl-introduces-first-2go-pc-based-on-pine-trail.html#comment-47338 Bear Naff Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:36:15 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=17852#comment-47338 I am the lucky owner of a used NOBI-branded Intel classmate with an Atom processor. It's odd-looking, a little beat-up, and the wireless reception frankly sucks, but one area where this netbooks shines out is the keyboard. Yes, it's tiny like every other 9" netbook keyboard out there, but key travel is pretty deep and the tactile feel of each keypress is pronounced and very unlike other netbook or laptop keyboards I've used. If the picture above is accurate, you're looking at what should be a really comfortable machine to use for it's size. I am the lucky owner of a used NOBI-branded Intel classmate with an Atom processor. It's odd-looking, a little beat-up, and the wireless reception frankly sucks, but one area where this netbooks shines out is the keyboard. Yes, it's tiny like every other 9″ netbook keyboard out there, but key travel is pretty deep and the tactile feel of each keypress is pronounced and very unlike other netbook or laptop keyboards I've used. If the picture above is accurate, you're looking at what should be a really comfortable machine to use for it's size.

]]> http://liliputing.com/2010/01/ctl-introduces-first-2go-pc-based-on-pine-trail.html#comment-38816 Bear Naff Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:36:15 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=17852#comment-38816 I am the lucky owner of a used NOBI-branded Intel classmate with an Atom processor. It's odd-looking, a little beat-up, and the wireless reception frankly sucks, but one area where this netbooks shines out is the keyboard. Yes, it's tiny like every other 9" netbook keyboard out there, but key travel is pretty deep and the tactile feel of each keypress is pronounced and very unlike other netbook or laptop keyboards I've used. If the picture above is accurate, you're looking at what should be a really comfortable machine to use for it's size. I am the lucky owner of a used NOBI-branded Intel classmate with an Atom processor. It's odd-looking, a little beat-up, and the wireless reception frankly sucks, but one area where this netbooks shines out is the keyboard. Yes, it's tiny like every other 9″ netbook keyboard out there, but key travel is pretty deep and the tactile feel of each keypress is pronounced and very unlike other netbook or laptop keyboards I've used. If the picture above is accurate, you're looking at what should be a really comfortable machine to use for it's size.

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