Best Netbook/Laptot For BT3?

[abseeley]

Ooo la looks good, and thanks, massive durf moment on my part I do apoligize.

[Shavx]

I like my Lenovo R500 Thinkpad! It does the job quite well

[Barry]

I like my Lenovo R500 Thinkpad! It does the job quite well

Kinda spendy though.

[wick86]

So I figure the best bet may be just to pick up an HP, I saw one on display and it has a much easier to use keyboard IMHO then the EEE PC and then just get a wireless usb. Any quick recomendations without making a new thread on wireless usb?

I got one of the HP mini 1000 a few weeks ago and back track runs great on it internal wireless is not supported but that didnt bother me sense I use a usb dongle any ways. I recommend it to any one looking for a netbook.

[Copilot19]

Best Netbook/Laptot For BT3?

The question is which Netbook/Laptot not ?

[Barry]

The question is which Netbook/Laptot not ?

What???????

[mummysboy]

Have any remote-exploit users got any experiance with the netbook Advent 4213:

Quick overview=

The 4213 has all the features of other Netbooks, but with the added benefit of an embedded sim, so connects to mobile broadband without the need for a dongle. The Ultimate mobile broadband solution!

* Intel Atom N270Processor - Energy efficient
* (1.6GHz, 533MHz FSB, 512MB cache)
* Genuine Windows(R) XP Home
* Memory & storage - 1GB Memory & 160GB HDD
* Portable - 10.2" Widescreen Display & 1.4KG

Full review = http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2008/10...k_advent_4213/

Item i am considering due to "sales"

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/pro..._4213_netbooks

It seems i may be able to get one free with a Mobile broadband contract and on paper it seems ideal for BT - but i just wonder if anyone has experiance with these netbooks and whether BT can disable the battery mode on the atom processor

~EDIT~

I have now the proud owner of the above mentioned device and i can tell you its not ideal for BT. BT boots into VESA KDE and Command line only [I will have another play later on with drivers] And it fails to recognise the wireless card internally. Its no biggy as i got it for free but everything else is recognised Now all i need to do is find a connection manager for the Internal HSDPA Card which runs in Slax and i am laughing Kitbags

Its kinda cute and very portable - i did notice the touchpad feels flimsy and the keys are quite close so typing fast = errors galore.

Still - its better than my Samsung Q1

Found a guide so i will be stripping and replacing the wireless card as soon as i get a spare minute to myself:

http://www.4winmobile.com/forums/net...smantling.html

[domi007]

Has anyone information about the Lenovo netbooks? For example about the ideapad s9 or even s10?
I didn't find anything about the built-in wifi card's chipset...