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	<title>Comments on: Toshiba Mini NB305-N440 10.1-Inch Netbook</title>
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		<title>By: David Alexander</title>
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		<dc:creator>David Alexander</dc:creator>
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		<description>I can&#039;t help but emphasize that this netbook is built for battery life. There are several battery saving switches that can be flipped in the BIOS, such as the processor being in power-saving &quot;dynamic&quot; mode vs. performance mode, always-on USB port, and turning on/off the power to the wireless card itself. Use your brain to figure out what combination is best for use and what is best for power consumption.

Windows 7 Starter lagged so much that I put Ubuntu on it, but on upgrade to 11.04 I found it lagged again so I switched to Xubuntu. So far it lags far less in a still user-friendly scenario.

The speakers at their loudest don&#039;t put out much volume. To put it another way, if I&#039;m in a soundproof room alone, I&#039;d hear sounds as if they were at the expected &quot;normal&quot; volume levels. That would be with completely maxed volume levels at the software and hardware level. Not a multimedia machine!

No matter the OS or the amount of RAM, this laptop is not optimized for audio or video. It is great for note-taking with the 98% sized keyboard and I have zero cramping when typing at 150 wpm. The tiled keys (like a Mac) are another major plus.

Believe it or not, netbooks are used to surf the internet. With my setup (Xubuntu 11.04 with Chromium browser) I can surf without much lag, and even do some web development on the go! There&#039;s a sim card slot too, leading me to believe it&#039;s compatible with most carrier&#039;s mobile internet plans.

Finally, after accidentally dropping the netbook 5-6 feet off of a lofted bed onto a rug (covering a cement floor), the only damage to the computer was the locking latch on the battery. It still stays in, but there&#039;s no longer a safety mechanism. THAT&#039;S THE FULL DAMAGE! Needless to say, I&#039;m impressed. If you&#039;re looking for something small, for taking notes, surfing the internet, and not much else, this is your prime choice.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I can&#8217;t help but emphasize that this netbook is built for battery life. There are several battery saving switches that can be flipped in the BIOS, such as the processor being in power-saving &#8220;dynamic&#8221; mode vs. performance mode, always-on USB port, and turning on/off the power to the wireless card itself. Use your brain to figure out what combination is best for use and what is best for power consumption.</p>
<p>Windows 7 Starter lagged so much that I put Ubuntu on it, but on upgrade to 11.04 I found it lagged again so I switched to Xubuntu. So far it lags far less in a still user-friendly scenario.</p>
<p>The speakers at their loudest don&#8217;t put out much volume. To put it another way, if I&#8217;m in a soundproof room alone, I&#8217;d hear sounds as if they were at the expected &#8220;normal&#8221; volume levels. That would be with completely maxed volume levels at the software and hardware level. Not a multimedia machine!</p>
<p>No matter the OS or the amount of RAM, this laptop is not optimized for audio or video. It is great for note-taking with the 98% sized keyboard and I have zero cramping when typing at 150 wpm. The tiled keys (like a Mac) are another major plus.</p>
<p>Believe it or not, netbooks are used to surf the internet. With my setup (Xubuntu 11.04 with Chromium browser) I can surf without much lag, and even do some web development on the go! There&#8217;s a sim card slot too, leading me to believe it&#8217;s compatible with most carrier&#8217;s mobile internet plans.</p>
<p>Finally, after accidentally dropping the netbook 5-6 feet off of a lofted bed onto a rug (covering a cement floor), the only damage to the computer was the locking latch on the battery. It still stays in, but there&#8217;s no longer a safety mechanism. THAT&#8217;S THE FULL DAMAGE! Needless to say, I&#8217;m impressed. If you&#8217;re looking for something small, for taking notes, surfing the internet, and not much else, this is your prime choice.</p>
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