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Netbooks seem to be growing in popularity this year, but ever wonder what they have over a notebook or vice versa? Can't decide which one to get? Albert goes into detail to help you choose which one is right for you, stay tuned.

How do you determine what is right for your customer? Do they need the small form factor of a Netbook or the full performance of a Notebook? Or, maybe they need both? This animation helps by promoting the pros/cons of each platform by showing how a Notebook is great for creation and Netbooks are good for consumption of content. This animation is available in multiple formats and has been localized into a few additional languages.

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www.netbooknews.com The Toshiba NB550D is a netbook unlike many of the netbooks that have come before it. It has a 10.1in glossy screen like most other netbooks on the market, but instead of running an Intel Atom CPU, the NB 550D is based on the AMD Fusion APU (accelerated processing unit), which is composed of an AMD C-50 CPU (1GHz) and ATI Radeon HD 6250 graphics. This APU supplies much better overall performance then a typical Intel Atom–based netbook, and it's also competitive (and in some cases faster) than netbooks based on Intel's dual-core Atom CPU. The NB550D looks great and feels good to use, despite having speakers located on its palm rest. These speakers are from Harmon Kardon and they are much better than what can usually be found on netbooks. Put it this way you can actually use them to listen to music and watch movies. Despite being only a 10.1in netbook, the NB550D is actually a little bigger than a typical netbook, thanks to a deep palm rest and a wider-than-usual bezel around the screen. It has a good size keyboard that is very comfortable to hit; its touchpad is also fairly big. Around the edges of the netbook, you'll find three USB 2.0 ports, a 10/100 Ethernet port, headphone and microphone jacks and an HDMI port. Overall, the NB550D feels sturdy, looks good, it's light and it has good speed for a netbook. The fact that it has an HDMI port should make it appeal to users who want something small that they can plug into their TVs to watch streaming <b>…</b>