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Liliputer database updates

I just wanted to write a quick note to let you know that I’m continuing to update the Liliputer database. When I launched the Liliputer comparison chart almost a month ago, it contained about 42 netbooks. Today that number is up to 57. And counting. Recent additions include the Toshiba NB105, the Asus N10, the LG X110, the Fujistu Siemens…

September 16th, 2008, 4:10 pm by Brad Linder | 9 Comments

Announcing the updated liliputer list/database

A few months ago I put together a “comprehensive” list of low cost ultraportable laptops. But a funny thing happens to comprehensive lists. They go out of date. Quickly. Rather than try to keep updating a static web page, I’ve decided to launch something new, and hopefully more useful: a liliputer database. You can always find the Liliputer database/comparison chart…

August 21st, 2008, 11:06 pm by Brad Linder | 10 Comments