About Liliputing – Compact Computing

Liliputing is a news and information web site covering low cost, ultraportable notebook computers, often refered to as netbooks. A netbook is loosely defined as a laptop computer with a 10.2 inch or smaller display, which weighs around 3 pounds or less, and typically costs $500 or less, although some netbooks push these limits. You can find out more about netbooks or liliputers in the article, “What is a liliputer?”

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Unboxing videos and pictorials

Operating Systems

Windows

Linux
OS X

You may also want to check out the Liliputing Product Database where you can find more information about dozens of netbooks and compare models. The Product Database was built by Steve Paine of UMPC Portal, and is maintained by UMPC Portal, Liliputing, jkkmobile, and other partner sites.

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Liliputing is one of the top English-language blogs covering the netbook space. The web site is ranked one of the top 10,000 blogs in the Technorati Index of over 133 million blogs.

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Liliputing has also been mentioned on hundreds of blogs, news, and technology web sites, including:

The site has also been ranked in the Techmeme top 100 leaderboard (screengrab from September, 2008).

Brad Linder is a freelance journalist, radio producer, and blogger. His radio work has appeared on:

Linder is also assistant lead blogger for Download Squad.

  • Ohio Red
    This NYTimes story may interest you:

    http://www.nytimes.com/external/gigaom/2009/05/...

    By the way, after grumbling about blubber books (and dreaming of a VERY light netbook, it looks like I will be buying a fat Asus Eee PC 1000HE as my first netbook. The reason: the sudden death of my desktop. Unless I find the small displays impractical for serious writing (three book contracts), I plan to make due with my ancient 12-inch Powerbook--now hooked up to my printer--and the soon to be acquired netbook as the travel machine. In practice, travel won't be much further than a few libraries. Doubtless I shall look to your site for tips on how to add Linux (which distribution?) for a dual-boot. I look to Linux as much as a hobby as anything else.

    Ohio Red--for the color of what at age 72 remains of my hair
  • Hey I'v been reading your blog from quite some time now and I just wanted to say keep up the good work.
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