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Samsung N120

The Samsung N120 is an improved version of both Samsung NC10 and N110.

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The internal component of Samsung N120 is exactly the same as in N110: an Intel Atom N270 processor running at 1.6GHz, 1 GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive, and other standard features such as the standard 802.11g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, integrated 1.3-megapixel webcam, etc..

What makes the Samsung N120 different from its predecessor are:

  • Extended Chasis: The Samsung N120 is about half an inch wider than the N110 model, but almost identical in depth and height.
  • Larger Keyboard: The wider Chasis allowed Samsung to implement a full-size keyboard, with similarly-sized keys to those on a 12-inch ultaportable notebooks
  • Better Audio: Samsung has moved the speakers to either side of the 10.1-inch screen and added a subwoofer on the left side edge of the body, making the N120 the first 2.1-speaker netbook we know of.
  • Visual changes: The glossy design of the N110 is now replaced with the semi-matte finish that’s more fingerprint proof. It requires less maintenance and won’t show up scratches as easily.

Overall rating and customer reviews

Overall Rating:
 

Total Customer Reviews: (142) Read Customer Reviews
Seller: Amazon
Weighing just 2.8 pounds, the Samsung N120-12GBK mini-notebook in black improves on its predecessors with a sleeker, curvier design, a glossy LCD screen, a larger touchpad, an integrated subwoofer for 2.1-channel surround sound (via SRS audio technology), and a 6-cell lithium rechargeable battery that provides up to 6 hours of continuous use. An af[Read More]

Samsung N120 Review Roundup

Samsung N120 Review Roundup

Samsung N120 Overview
From Samsung NC10 to N110 and now N120, the 10-inch netbook from Samsung is getting better each generation.

Inside this machine, you will find the exactly same components as in N110: an Intel Atom N270 processor running at 1.6GHz, 1 GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive, and other standard features such as the standard 802.11g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, integrated 1.3-megapixel webcam, etc..

What makes the Samsung N120 different from its predecessor are:

  • Extended Chasis: The Samsung N120 is about half an inch wider than the N110 model, but almost identical in depth and height.
  • Larger Keyboard: The wider Chasis allowed Samsung to implement a full-size keyboard, with similarly-sized keys to those on a 12-inch ultaportable notebooks
  • Better Audio: Samsung has moved the speakers to either side of the 10.1-inch screen and added a subwoofer on the left side edge of the body, making the N120 the first 2.1-speaker netbook we know of.
  • Visual changes: The glossy design of the N110 is now replaced with the semi-matte finish that’s more fingerprint proof. It requires less maintenance and won’t show up scratches as easily.

Below are the detail specification of Smasung N120:

  • Intel Atom N270 processor (1.60GHz)
  • 1GB RAM
  • 160GB 5400RPM hard drive (Samsung HM160HI)
  • 10.1-inch widescreen display (1024×600) with LED backlighting
  • Intel GMA 950 integrated graphics
  • 6-cell Li-ion battery (5200mAh)
  • 1.3 Megapixels Webcam
  • Ethernet, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
  • VGA port, headphone/microphone jacks, 3 USB 2.0, SD card reader
  • Windows XP Home Edition
  • Dimensions: 10.71 x 7.4 x 1.17 inches (W x D x H)
  • Weight: 2.8 lbs

Samsung N120 Review Roundup
The average rating given by customers on this netbook is 4.5 out of 5. A very good rating indeed. You can read all of the reviews here.

The summary of good and bad of Samsung N120:

Good:

  • Full-size keyboard is a first for 10-inch netbooks
  • Matte exterior means no risk of fingerprint marks on lid
  • Great battery life that last up to 7 hours plus of typical netbook use
  • Great audio quality
  • Crisp, bright and vibrant display
  • Easy access to RAM

Bad:

  • Large screen bezel may annoy some
  • Glossy display is not suitable for outdoor use

Video review of Samsung N120:

Unboxing video of Samsung N120:

Availability
The Samsung N120 with 6-cell battery is currently available on Amazon for $366.16 (lowest price among all other online retailers). There are 2 colors available: black (Samsung N120-12GBK) and white (Samsung N120-12GW).

Price comparison for Samsung N120 netbook is available here.

Conclusion
The Samsung N120 has everything that we would recommend for a netbook: thin, light, large keyboard, long battery life, and great system performance. It’s definitely one of the best 10-inch netbook around.

Samsung N120 Netbook First Look

We have seen quite a number of reviews on the Samsung N120 netbook already, and so far what we see is that this machine is performing pretty well, and is getting quite some positive feedback. Here’s just another first look video from Geek.com on the Samsung N120, with some of their comment.

Hands-on user review of the Samsung N120

We knows that the new Microsoft Windows 7 runs well in Samsung N120. Here’s another hands-on review on the Samsung N120. Overall, we can say that the N120 is one of the top performance netbook in the market!

Windows 7 Review on Samsung N120

Windows 7 is coming soon. If you are wondering if you should install this latest OS from Microsoft into your netbook, check out this video that show you the performance Windows 7 on Samsung N120 netbook. Unlike Windows Vista which takes lots of resource to run well thus not suitable for any netbook, the Windows 7 run pretty smoothly on the Samsung N120. Check out for yourself in the following video:

Samsung N120 Review

Samsung N120 is one of Samsung’s 2nd generation netbook. What’s really great about this netbook is that it comes with full-size keyboard which gives excellent typing experience. Check out the short video review from Cnet on the Samsung N120 netbook.

LaptopMag reviews the Samsung N120 netbook. Nothing like a full-sized keyboard

If the funky look of the Samsung N310 doesn’t appeal to you then perhaps the full size keyboard on the Samsung N120 will. I’ve been contemplating the N120 as a replacement for the NC10 for some time now although I must admit that the new Lenovo S12 is making me think twice about upgrading [...]

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