Samsung N150 Review
- Intel Atom N450 (1.66 GHz)
- Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3150
- 1 GB RAM Size
- 160 GB HDD Capacity
Detailed laptop analysis based on 7 expert reviews
Score: 61 /100
10.1 ''- excellent
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Our summary of all reviews
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Performance
1 /100
At this level, the performance is very low. This limits the user to usual activities e.g surfing the web, writing emails. Using applications like Word or Excel is possible, though at a very low speed. Gaming and other high performance tasks are impossible. People looking for a secondary laptop or using non-complex applications only will be satisfied.
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3DMark 06 1024 x 768
149 #
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PCMark 05
1355 #
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PCMark Vantage
1332 #
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Cinebench xCPU 64Bit
874 #
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Design
3.2/5
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Build Quality
3.4/5
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Base Unit Flex
:3.6/5
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Hinge Stability
:3.3/5
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Display Panel
:3.0/5
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Display
2.4/5
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Display Resolution
1024 x 600
This resolution is not high enough for fitting one window fully on the display. This makes multitasking and office work quite a hassle. Viewing highly detailed pictures requires a lot of zooming in order to see all the details on the picture. Low resolution picture and video editing is manageable yet quite unpleasant. This resolution is okay for online gaming, it is however an absurdity for high resolution games. Watching most movies will be accompanied by black bars at the bottom and the top of the display.
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Color Reproduction
:2.0/5
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Contrast
:1.0/5
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Contrast Value
179 :1
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Brightness
:2.8/5
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Average Brightness
186 cd/m²
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Reflections
:3.3/5
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Viewing Angle
:2.5/5
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Sound
1.5/5
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Maximum Volume
:3.0/5
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Sound Clarity
:3.0/5
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Keyboard
2.4/5
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Layout
:2.2/5
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Keyboard Size
:1.6/5
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Key Responsiveness
:3.5/5
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Keyboard Flex
:3.0/5
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Touchpad
3.0/5
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Touchpad Surface
:3.3/5
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Sensitivity
:3.3/5
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Touchpad Size
:2.0/5
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Buttons
:2.5/5
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Battery Surfing
5:59 h
The battery life is quite good. If are going to work outside, you can easily plan to spend up to six hours without your charger. Be it for a client meeting, preparing a paper, or simply answering your emails, lowering the brightness of your screen will greatly contribute to extending the battery life. As long as you do not launch programs which suck a lot of energy out of your battery like watching movies or playing games, you should be able to enjoy your half a day out. Also, make sure to check that the energy saving mode is on to maximise the time away from the power socket.
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Battery DVD/Video
5:25 h
The battery is among the best available. You can carry out energy demanding applications such as streaming online videos, preparing for long presentations, or even watching several movies in a row comfortably for extended hours (5 hours and more). Playing games requires much more energy and thus the battery will last for a shorter period of time.
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Weight
2.65 lbs
This laptop ranks amongst the lightest in the market. This weight makes the computer ideal for travelling or to use while commuting. Carrying this laptop feels just like carrying a bottle of water while hiking. It is easy to pack with your books when heading to the library, or to put back in your handbag after checking your morning emails at your favourite cafe. You might even forget you are carrying this laptop, even with the extra weight of the charger.
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Noise
4.8/5
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Noise Idle
:4.5/5
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Noise Normal Use
:4.5/5
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Noise Full Load
:4.3/5
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Temperature
4.0/5
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Heat Top: Full Use
:4.0/5
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Heat Top: Normal Use
:4.0/5
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Heat Bottom: Normal Use
:3.0/5
The bottom of the notebook warms up a little but is not getting too hot to place it on your lap.
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Heat Bottom: Full Load
:3.0/5
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Where to buy
You can get the Samsung N150 for 500$All external reviews Samsung N150
| Language | Source URL | Review Date | Author |
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English |
www.pcadvisor.co.uk | 5/7/10 | Elias Plastiras |
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English |
reviews.cnet.co.uk | 1/25/10 | Rory Reid |
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Deutsch |
www.notebookcheck.com | 6/4/10 | Sebastian Jentsch |
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Deutsch |
www.onlinekosten.de | 5/24/10 | Saskia Brintrup |
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Deutsch |
www.notebookinfo.de | 5/5/10 | Florian Wimmer |
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Deutsch |
www.netzwelt.de | 4/9/10 | Roland Haberer |
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Deutsch |
www.notebookjournal.de | 3/24/10 | Stefan Trunzik |