The E-NC10 is a Chinese netbook that bears a slight resemblance to the Samsung NC10. But only slight. While the Samsung NC10 has a 10 inch display and chromed edges, the E-NC10 is a larger model with an 11.6 inch display and plastic where the Samsung netbook’s chrome is located.
But the E-NC10 has a few things that you don’t find very often on thin and light ultraportables, including a built-in DVD burner.
The computer which is a little too original to really be considered a knockoff, has a 1366 x 768 pixel HD display, an Atom N270 CPU, 2Gb of RAM, and a 320GB hard drive. It has 2 USB ports, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, a 3G SIM card slot, mic and headphone jacks, and and Ethernet port. Considering the fact that the Shenzhen-based manufacturer was able to cram in a disc drive, I’m surprised the only thing that appears to be missing is a third USB port.
The E-NC10 has a 3 cell battery, weighs about 3.4 pounds, and should sell for between $290 and $380.
via Shanzai.com
IMO; that is a good price for a netbook with a DVD burner. It would make installing a different operating system or software easier.
I’m really surprised that a 3′” BluRay hasn’t showed up.