AT&T introduces Windows 7 Netbooks

AT&T has launched two new Netbooks that run Windows 7 and have mobile broadband. The company declared only this Monday that they are bringing out two new cards from their sleeve namely Samsung Go and Acer Aspire One. These two Netbooks are accessible to 3G Wi-Finetwork. These products are going to available in late November in retail stores as well as online.

200 MB data is going to be offered at as low as $35 per month and if you go for 5GB data connect plan, it will cost you $60 only. With the help of this data connect plan, consumers can journey online via 3G network to company’s 20000 Wi-Fi hotspots across the country.

Demand for Netbooks is going higher day by day especially among small industries. For those who prefer mobility as the most important feature of a device, these gadgets are of a different stature. And as these Netbooks come up with inbuilt Windows 7 and Wi-Fi 3G, it’s hard to resist from buying one. Surely, these devices are gonna be very nice-looking and reasonable gifts for many this festive season.


Samsung Go weighs less than 3lbs and features a 10-inch screen, 160 GB hard Drive with 1 GB of RAM. Acer Aspire One is thinner comes with same features as the Samsung product.


AT&T Communication Manager Software is installed in both the Netbooks which will enable users to connect speedier with AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots. But a small demerit that these two devices have is they both are ingrained with Windows 7 Starter Edition which is not gonna be a very good news for professionals.

Nokia launches Windows 7 Netbook

Nokia is going to launch its new Netbook which will be powered by Windows 7. it is the latest deal between Microsoft and Nokia. Only this Tuesday Nokia declared that the new Booklet 3G Netbook will be enabled by Microsoft Windows 7 operating system.

The consumers of the product have a wide range of option in hand. They can choose from Windows 7 Starter Edition, Home Premium or Professional System. The prices start at $810 while the options are available at the higher end of the price range. The Netbook is motorized by Intel Atom processor.

Though it is a bit expensive, it surpasses its competitors with a robust accompaniment of communication tools.

Incorporated Nokia services are Ovi Suite 2.0, Nokia Music for PC, Ovi maps and Social Hub- which cumulates feeds from social network sites like Facebook, Twitter or Orkut. The default web browser is Internet explorer.

For better connectivity, the Booklet 3G proposes in-built WLAN and WWAN assistance to connect to the internet via Wi-Fi. The system basically has 1 GB of RAM and 120 GB of storage space.

Microsoft should promote Windows 7 implementation on Netbooks because it is the fastest growing market segment.

Many first generation Netbooks turned away from Windows to keep a lid on prices. This has resulted in a major falloff in Windows sales in recent times.