Just a quick site update more than anything, but I just popped said BCM4321 into my Samsung N120 netbook and wifi is working great (in the three minutes I’ve had to test it). For those who might be a little frightened by the somewhat in-depth breakdown required by the Asus Eee PC 1000HE netbook, the Samsung N120 netbook consists of thirteen screws and then just popping the case apart. Take old card out, put new one in, and you’re good.
So, how about some guide updates? (more…)
If you’re wondering why it’s taking me a while to update the guide and post news, this is why. For better or worse, I’ve updated the look and added features. I’m sure some things are still broken and I apologize in advance, but I want to get this going since I really, really hate how it looked. It was fine at one time, but I’m tired of it, so out with crowded and in with minimalism!
While you’re visiting, check out the forums. Yeah, I know they’re empty now, but you have to start somewhere, right?
This is just site news: I’m tired of this theme and will be transitioning to a cleaner, more readable look soon. If things are wonky for a bit, I apologize in advance. I’ll try to get everything functioning before changing, but something is bound to be broken. Again, my apologies in advance.
This is obviously still in the development stages, but come back soon for more information on Netbooks, SFF computing, and other such things.
First up will be an Acer Aspire One first impressions article followed by a review/comparison with the Eee PC 701. Depending on how things go with the Acer Aspire One, it may be followed by a review of the Eee Box.