Mini Notebook Computers

mini notebook computer

Intel has developed the Atom processor that runs mini notebook computers that had built the entire craze on laptops nowadays. They especially made to travel light and staying connected.

Most people are amazed at how light these mini notebook computers are, with their weight ranging from 2 to 3 pounds with the battery included on the weight. Their screens usually around 7 inches to 10 inches, and their battery life four hours, some brands even more.

These minis are just right to fit in your shoulder bag or purse. They have built in Wi-Fi, so these mini notebook computers give you the ability to surf the web, access e-mail, instant messaging, video chats, social networking, all the stuff you do on the internet.

You can use your standard productivity software applications. It synchronizes easily your files, photos and videos with your desktop PC or primary notebook. These mini notebooks are very ideal for those travelling and needs simple functions.

Although these mini notebooks are such a trend now, there are still some disadvantages on getting one. Because of the word mini, one should expect a small keyboard, screen, and a small processor. The battery life only lasts up to 4 hours, depending on what you are running or using the notebook for.

Another con is that you cannot enjoy watching media players, play games and graphics, on such a small screen and because they also strain the eyes when prolonged use. If you have bigger hands and fingers, think twice of getting a mini notebook computer because of their small keyboards.

The mini notebook computer is designed for those who already have a desktop PC or a laptop with good specifications, and yet would like another back-up to access the internet in a coffee shop or outside the office, and for those who do not really need the full application of primary computer.