Posts Tagged ‘NC10’
May 27th, 2010 | 
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okay, as you may see from my other videos i love samsung which is when i wanted a netbook this was by far the best for looks, build quality and general performance. so here it is the samsung nc10 cost me £329.99 a little on the steep side but i had to pay an extra £30 to get it in black because that is the best colour in my opinion. this spec is windows xp, 160gb hard drive (2×80gb), 1gb ram, card reader . 3 usb ports, wlan and lots more. Any questions please feel free to leave a message and i will reply asap.
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Acer Aspire One Netbook Linpus HARDWARE Demo Part 1
Fan control and high resolution display software for Windows found here:
http://nodadev.wordpress.com/pc-projects/a1ctl/
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http://www.eeepcnews.de – Hands on and first impressions of the Toshiba NB100 Netbook and a little comparison with the Samsung NC10, Dell Inspiron Mini 9 and Eee PC 8G
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Posted in Toshiba Netbook |
Tags: 701, dell, eee, inspiron, mini, nb100, NC10, netbook, pc, review, samsung, testbericht, Toshiba |
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Chances are, you will not be laughing or anything as this isn’t one of my normal videos.
My Samsung NC10 came in the other day. Just thought I’d share my experiences with this netbook real quick.
After reading many reviews, the bloatware that Samsung included with this netbook was a major complaint. Instead of booting straight into the initial Windows installation, I decided to install a fresh, clean copy with SP3 slipstreamed and all drivers integrated. The drivers were downloaded from samsung.com and the Bluetooth/LAN drivers were extracted from their .exe installers with 7-zip. The XP installer was put together with nLine. After the XP installation, the Bluetooth driver had to be re-installed in order to give it full functionality.
For Windows 7, I installed build 7000, 32-bit of course. All hardware was detected successfully except for the LAN. The .exe installer from Samsung did not go through successfully so I had to extract the driver with 7-zip and install in manually via the Device Manager. Another thing to note, is that no sound will play after it wakes up from a sleep.
Remember that the results may vary with anyone else. Please don’t use them for any official reference.
If you have any questions, please feel free to comment.
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