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Toshiba mini NB250 netbook includes full-size keyboard, Intel Atom N455 CPU

By | June 15, 2010, 3:15am PDT

Summary: Toshiba Europe has introduced the 10.1-inch mini NB250 netbook, complete with a “full-size” keyboard, a large touchpad and an Intel Atom CPU.

Toshiba Europe has introduced the mini NB250 netbook, complete with a “full-size” keyboard, a large touchpad and an Intel Atom CPU.

The 10.1-inch netbook computer is meant to be a basic computing device, made most obvious by the implementation of Windows 7 Starter OS. But, with a small frame and reasonable battery life (up to 8.5 hours), it would be useful when traveling.

Here’s what else the mini NB250 boasts:

  • 10.1-inch TruBrite, LED-backlit LCD screen (1,024 x 600 resolution)
  • Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz processor
  • Intel GMA 3150 graphics
  • Up to 1 GB DDR3 memory
  • Up to 250 GB 2.5-inch hard drive
  • 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi
  • Built-in VGA webcam
  • Microphone
  • Six-cell battery
  • Connectivity: Three USB 2.0 ports, Ethernet, Multi-card reader

All of that put together weighs only 2.8 pounds and is comprised within a sleek black casing that looks sure to attract many fingerprints.

The mini NB250 will be rolled out within Europe, the Middle East and Africa this summer. No mention about pricing yet.

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lastar84 15th Jun 2010
It's a press release. Once again, the ZDNet HTML email specifically labels the link to this article as "ZDNet Reviews," and yet it's simply a report based on a Toshiba press release. As I've criticized these junk articles in the past, I'll gladly run down to the Best Buy store take notes from product packaging, and using those notes, "write" articles of my own for ZDNet -- since it appears that this is a great way to make a living.
Buyer beware. Toshiba Direct does not honor its warranty agreement.
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It's a press release. Once again, the ZDNet HTML email specifically labels the link to this article as "ZDNet Reviews," and yet it's simply a report based on a Toshiba press release. As I've criticized these junk articles in the past, I'll gladly run down to the Best Buy store take notes from product packaging, and using those notes, "write" articles of my own for ZDNet -- since it appears that this is a great way to make a living.

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