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    Any new Samsung netbooks at CES?

    Discussion in 'Samsung' started by markhedder, Jan 8, 2009.

  1. markhedder

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    I can't find any info on the netbooks for Samsung at CES. Besides the NC20 of course which I don't consider a netbook.

    There were rumors of an NC11 or something with an improved touchpad model of the NC10. Any updates for this?
     
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    Nothing that I have found, so far. The Samsung US website has a CES section. Almost everything there is about displays. Maybe we will have to wait until CEBIT 2009 in March to see some new computers.

    However, I can offer a few pages from the Chinese manual for the NC20, which was posted on the Samsung download site today.

    There is a NT-NC11 on the download site, but the user guide is the same as the NC10.

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    In fact, I can't even find any information on NC20 from CES doing a google news search, one day filter. And I'm not sure what NT-NC11 is. **I looked at the NC11 link. Seems to be just a Korean codename for NC10 rather than any real changes.

    Is that it for CES or will there potentially be newer products that have not been set up in the booths?
     
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