Talk:Subnotebook

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The picture does not really illustrate the size well. A hand, ruler, or something for size refrence would help.

Also, there is way too much Sony bias. I think the Toshiba Libretto efforts deserve some more text. And, totally forgotten here, and by me, is the name of the Libretto predecessor manufactured by HP, which ran a DOS shell, and which was ultra-sexy at the time. A noprize to the first person to name it. Hey, for that matter why not start this article with the Timex Sinclair TX-100?? Hmmm?

Oh and, yes, a palmtop is not a subnotebook, but before there were palmtops there were computers designed to be very small and function much like the current subnotebook, and therfore should be included in a history of subnotebooks.

[edit] Asus S200N

Should you mention the spectacular Asus S200N ?

P4M 1.0 Ghz, 8" screen, 60Gb, , WiFi, 900 grams or approx. Released in 2004, it's still a powerful toy.

I'm writing this from it ;)