Windows on Small Notebook PCs: The Momentum Continues in the US and the UK

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zed260 — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 20:48:10 GMT

www.pcworld.com/.../confirmed_windows_7_launches_october_22.html

looks like windows 7 is coming october 22nd wonder what the price will be

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jck0roses — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 16:01:15 GMT

And let's not forget the UMPC, which paved the way for the netbook craze. Those 10" monsters are nice, but nothing gets people as excited as Windows 7 Ultimate on a tiny UMPC like my Fujitsu U810. I love my little computer, and even elderly ladies come up and start asking about it any time I pull it out of my purse. When they see an application they know such as Microsoft Word open up, they ask me to tell their husbands where to shop:)

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mynnydd — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 11:44:11 GMT

3.The last year has shown that small notebook PCs are NOT replacement PCs; rather, they’re companion PCs that consumers use to get a full PC experience on the go.

I think they are for a lot of people like me; and like the above posts say; W7 needs to have the features included in the netbooks.

Windows-based Small Notebook PCs (Netbooks) getting momentum in US, UK

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newscientist2000 — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 06:07:39 GMT

Well, my wife just needs a netbook that she can watch hulu on,... and I would like it to have a hdmi out. Seeing how great Windows 7 is at playing different media formats out of the box... even on my machine with low specs (1.5gb and 400Mhz FSB 2.6Ghz P4) i would say that the next gen notebooks will definately sell like hotcakes if theyre priced right, provided that the Windows 7 version on those machines is the right version for what the consumer wants to do with that netbook (i.e. remove features by all means but make sure they can be put back in with third party software).

Is Windows 7 Starter Edition only available on Netbooks less than 10.2" in screen size like Windows XP was? Will most of these Larger Netbooks run Home Premium right?