The netbook we received had a fiery orange color and is also available in 3
more colors- Turqoise Blue, Blue and Black. It is powered by the standard Intel
Atom N270 processor clocking at 1.6GHz along with 1GB of RAM and the
configuration makes it fine for normal use- web browsing, listening to music,
watching a movie, document editing and all the non graphic intensive stuff. It
features a 10-inch screen and the keyboard is quite comfortable with nicely
spaced out keys and enough space for the palm rest. The N310 has the Windows 7
Starter Edition preinstalled. The hard drive is a 160GB drive and it features 3
USB ports, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, card reader and LAN. There is an integrated 1.3MP
camera which is placed just above the screen. The PC Mark score of 1386 is quite
good enough for daily use. The battery life is from the standard 6 cell battery
is about 5 hours from full charge to full discharge and is better than most
netbooks we have seen. However, like all netbooks, the integrated graphics are
good enough to only be able to render the OS. It could have done better though
with one more gigabyte of RAM. However, at Rs 28k, it is more expensive than
rivals who offer similar performance at lesser price.
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Bottomline: The battery
life and design make this netbook worth every penny, However, you should check
MSI Wind U135 which offers similar features and performance, at a lower price.