I dual boot my asus 1000he with win 7 but prefer xp. Only one besides the asus i considered was the samsung nc10se from amazon.
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I just picked up a Dell mini10 for the Mrs and love it. Screen is pretty small, but for web surfin and e-mail they are hard to beat. Just get the 6 cell battery, as it lasts an incredibly long time.
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ASSUS/EEE, seems to be the top of the line right now.
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The internal specs on most of the netbooks is almost all the same at this point. The difference is mostly screen size, battery size, and keyboard style. If I had to upgrade right now i'd prob get a 100HE (love that chicklet style keyboard!), scrap windows, and put eeebuntu on it :-)
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I would wait till they are sold with WIN 7 already installed, less to deal with.
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I was thinking about picking one of these up also. I have quite a bit of Best Buy rewards certificates and travel every other week for work. I've been lugging around my laptop, which isn't a huge deal, but would like to pack lighter if I could.

While travelling, I only use my laptop for web/email anyway, with the occasional Office docs. I looked @ BB last week, and I liked the Asus and HP, although they all seem to be around the same price and specs. I guess it just depends on cosmetics then.
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I've had a MSI Wind U-100 that has worked flawlessly since I've owned it. I use it in my mini-mancave every night, and take it with me to the B&M often to use it with their wi-fi.

I did upgrade to the 6-cell battery for longer life, but I also purchased an extra power supply that I leave out in my mmc so I can just plug it in when I go out in the evenings. The other thing I did invest in was a Logitech wireless mouse, as I hate touchpads.

Netbooks are excellent if you need something to surf the web, check and answer email and move it around alot. :-)



:-)
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I got a Dell mini 10v for $213, and I love it.
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I have a dell Mini. I love it. The only thing I would suggest is getting a wireless mouse for it. and making sure you can upgrade the ram later if you want to
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Should you ever need service, Lenovo is based in the US (with English speakers), I don't know about the others.
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Asus is notoriously bad with it's customer service. They actually refer people to an independent user forum. And they speak bad engrish :-)
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not sure excactly what a netbook is but i just assume smaller laptops? i have 2 sony tz's with the 11 inch screens. love them with the internal sprint wireless card. a bit more pricey, but definately worth it. i dock it at home and the office so its my go to. 4 hour battery life on standard battery.
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I decided on this one:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1218105184065
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Nice choice :-)
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+1 .. solid computer.
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I got my toshiba NB205/310bn last week. Upgraded the memory to 2gb, replaced the hard drive with a 500gb seagate, and replaced the wifi card with an apple airport N card. Then I installed "iDeneb". I now have a 10 inch macbook clone that runs for 6+ hrs on battery. Woo.
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We just bought our second Acer One. The one we just bought has the 11.6" screen. I love it. The size really makes it nice.
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I'm trying to update my new mini Eee Pc 1005HAB.
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I'm out on the deck smoking a La Requeza and typing this post on my SAMSUNG N120.

Strong points are the solid construction, speakers. and larger keyboard.

I'm a Mac guy, but Apple hasn't got their sh!t together yet, and I really like THIS netbook!
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This is the one that I bought last week. I upgraded the RAM to 2GB. Im loving it. Very fast and with a 10hr battery life. You cant beat it.
Its one of the best purchases I have made in a long time!!!
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