$99 Netbooks in the Future?

Author: Chris

2 Nov

While Asus is working on a $200 entry-level netbook for sometime in the near future, we might see even cheaper netbooks from HP, Dell and Asus too. How’s that even possible? Well as you might have already guessed it, a 2-year broadband contract will get your chosen netbook to cost only $99. Is it worth it? Well I partly rely on an USB modem to get me online, so getting a cheap netbook with that might prove to be a pretty smart investment.

via WSJ

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Tags: ASUS, broadband, Dell, HP, Mobile News, netbooks, Portable Devices

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