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Andrew |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 22:05 |
I had a Mini 9 and Mini 10. Both brilliant and run Windows 7 spot on. | |
pow |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 21:14 |
I have a mini 9, fantastic machine for on the move, hook it up to an external monitor, keyboard and mouse at home! | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 20:14 |
I did consider the 9 but it's just too small :( | |
John |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 20:07 |
PC World have a Dell mini 9 for 150. | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 20:05 |
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/179804 | |
pow |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 19:59 |
Noooooooooooooo! | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 19:13 |
Decided to go for the Acer in the end. Only £199.99 from eBuyer :cool: | |
Simon |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 15:02 |
Yeah there is an icon on the start menu called 'Windows Anytime Upgrade' I think it is. Not sure how much it costs to change it to home/pro/ultimate. I haven't found a real need to do it just yet though | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 14:48 |
Well I've seen on eBuyer the Acer netbook for £199.99, but for £249 I could buy the Dell Mini 10v with Windows 7 (from the Dell site directly). Hmmm... | |
jamied |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 10:53 |
I've got win 7 ultimate on my hp 2133 netbook and runs loads better than when I tried XP and vista home prem. | |
Simon |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 10:47 |
Yeah I assume you can although I haven't looked into it. | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 09:49 |
I presume if you wanted to install a different OS you could boot from a USB stick (seeing as they have no DVD drives)? | |
Simon |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 09:21 |
I have the Asus, only had it a week or so but is really nice. Good build quality, keyboard feels good to use. | |
Sam |
posted on 5th Jan 10 at 09:10 |
Any of you lot have either netbook? If so, what do you like/dislike about them. |