Hannspree HANSbook SN12E22B8D212 - 12.1 Ultra-Mobile Laptop PC - Latin America Model (Spanish)

The HANNSbook Ultra portable PC (SN12E2) offers notebook power at netbook size with new Intel SU4100 processing power. It also boasts HMDI output for a hi-res video experience. With comprehensive connectivity via WLAN and LAN, staying in touch is made simple, whilst a built-in 1.3MP webcam and microphone enable instant video conferencing. This HANNSbook features an elegant glossy black design and boasts a slim and lightweight form factor for portability along with the battery power to keep computing for longer.

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After going through 3 other computers, including a Touch which i mistakenly thought would be a computer in a pocket, a 17 inch lenovo with an i5 processor, a 13 inch macbook pro (also i5), this li'l 12 inch was the easiest to set up. It's also the only netbook i've seen that has a dual core intel processor. Windows premium is the OS, not Starter. so it's not just a marketing ploy. After watching the territorial battle between mcafee and norton i dumped them both and loaded security essentials. At one point it hicupped, but then mysteriously updated 91 items and has run great since. I've used an external mic and external speakers to make gmail calls and they are clear. Added some burning software, vlc player, etc. DVDs play flawlessly. Who knows. Maybe it will blow up and this comment is a jinx. But at the moment it's easier to use than the Mac, and hasn't caused migraines like the other two mentioned. One thing that blew me away was the monitor display. It was on and i was sitting off to the side, about 75 or 80 degrees away from perpendicular, and i could see the screen clearly. Also the wifi reception is strong (3 floors above a coffee shop), and video news clips like maddow from msnbc, current tv, etc, play very well. It comes with IE, but i prefer mozilla and use that. That's my tale after 5 days of use. All the best to the rest. I'd give it all 5 stars if windows hadn't changed their Solitaire format from the XP version. It wasn't broke but they had to fix it. Apparently vista was not a big enough lesson. :) OK