
11-21-2009, 10:23 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: s carolina
Posts: 8
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Originally Posted by ThisIsNot
These are the features that I require out of netbooks: - Use an OS that allows for full compatibility with day-to-day programs such as iTunes, MS Office, etc. This means that I want Windows, sorry Linux but you just can't run iTunes.
- Have a 10-11.6" screen. Anything bigger and I might as well just carry around my tablet as it has a 13" screen.
- Real world battery usage of about 5 hours. This is with the screen backlight set to 50-60%, bluetooth turned off, and wi-fi turned on.
- Enough hardware to at least watch standard definition content.
- Be sturdy enough so that I can throw the netbook in a slipcase and put that in a backpack with some books.
- Have video conferencing software that actually works along with a built-in webcam that produces decent results. I hate sitting down to do a video conference only for the camera to produce grainy results or for the software the really compress the video stream so that everything is pixelated.
These are the features that I actually want: - Be able to fully playback 1080p mpeg-2, mpeg-4, mpeg-4 AVC, and VC-1 content without issues.
- Have enough hard drive space to carry around my lossless archive of CDs (this means that it would need to have a 1TB hard drive).
- Digital optical audio output.
- HDMI video output.
- A multi-gesture trackpad that uses an LCD that contains quick-launch icons for applications such as iTunes, FireFox, MS Word, etc.
- 24 hour real world battery usage.
- Support for 4GB of RAM so that I can run AutoCAD.
- Come with an external Blu-ray ROM that matches the computer's casing.
- Fingerprint reader.
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