Havent come around here as much since we received the Dell Mini 9 (the prices will drop for Black Friday and Xmas so i want to enjoy it a bit without seeing the price drops.) but the site still rocks, is pleasant and quick to navigate and the database is THE netbook reference on the net.
Now that Im on the other side of the buying fence (we already agreed that we'll buy a 10inch one before spring), Im thinking you could maybe accentuate the different readers; those who like to keep up to date on technology and those who are looking to buy. The 2nd group eventually becomes a third: those looking for hack, tips, software later on. it would be cool if we could search according to these different criteria.

I listen to the usual tech media CNET, TWIT and Rev3 and its truly amazing how the built-in bias against the netbooks is still strong. There is always the insinuations of it being a temporary fad, of not being really used by any people or the more scientific one; they are rarely seen 'in the wild'. I find it interesting that the hockey dads, soccer moms and martial arts widows I come across every week have better grasp of how to use and acquire technology. As soon as the first EEE shows up in the laps of a waiting parent in the stands of my kids sports, its takes only a few weeks for others to get their own. I've seen this happen in three of our kids sports teams. People see something they find interesting and look into buying their own.

Technology is a matter of personal needs, personal taste (and good marketing).
The netbook suits specific needs just like smartphones or other technology does.
Its nice to find an open minded site which can help us wade through all the info.

Havent come around here as much since we received the Dell Mini 9 (the prices will drop for Black Friday and Xmas so i want to enjoy it a bit without seeing the price drops.) but the site still rocks, is pleasant and quick to navigate and the database is THE netbook reference on the net.
Now that Im on the other side of the buying fence (we already agreed that we'll buy a 10inch one before spring), Im thinking you could maybe accentuate the different readers; those who like to keep up to date on technology and those who are looking to buy. The 2nd group eventually becomes a third: those looking for hack, tips, software later on. it would be cool if we could search according to these different criteria.

I listen to the usual tech media CNET, TWIT and Rev3 and its truly amazing how the built-in bias against the netbooks is still strong. There is always the insinuations of it being a temporary fad, of not being really used by any people or the more scientific one; they are rarely seen 'in the wild'. I find it interesting that the hockey dads, soccer moms and martial arts widows I come across every week have better grasp of how to use and acquire technology. As soon as the first EEE shows up in the laps of a waiting parent in the stands of my kids sports, its takes only a few weeks for others to get their own. I've seen this happen in three of our kids sports teams. People see something they find interesting and look into buying their own.

Technology is a matter of personal needs, personal taste (and good marketing).
The netbook suits specific needs just like smartphones or other technology does.
Its nice to find an open minded site which can help us wade through all the info.

By the way:
<”…or when I’m woring on the road….”
I'm sure you must have meant “warring,” because, if what you did was just omit an “h,” a netbook might not be required

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