I have learned that apparently I use the far left side of a standard right-hand shift key, as I keep hitting the \ instead of shift, but I'll get used to that. The keyboard is a decent size, the screen's good and this thing will fit on an airline tray table with no trouble at all.
Anyway, just bought the thing and still working with it, but if anyone else is thinking of buying a netbook and has any questions about this one, have at it. :)
On Nov 4, 10:42 pm, Anthony Summers <summerstorm0...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> ...to be pretty damn good so far.
> I have learned that apparently I use the far left side of a standard > right-hand shift key, as I keep hitting the \ instead of shift, but I'll > get used to that. The keyboard is a decent size, the screen's good and > this thing will fit on an airline tray table with no trouble at all.
> Anyway, just bought the thing and still working with it, but if anyone > else is thinking of buying a netbook and has any questions about this > one, have at it. :)
> -- > <insert witty or profound comment here>
My wife has had a Lenovo S10 netbook since January. It's pretty nice, considering its low price. but I could not use it on a regular, ongoing basis. The small keyboard and screen get old, along with the non-standard layout. some keys I use a lot, like <end> are only accessible as shift keys, for example.
Plus my wife has installed so many freakin' toolbars on her browser that there's not enough room for content left.
> On Nov 4, 10:42 pm, Anthony Summers <summerstorm0...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > ...to be pretty damn good so far.
> > I have learned that apparently I use the far left side of a standard > > right-hand shift key, as I keep hitting the \ instead of shift, but I'll > > get used to that. The keyboard is a decent size, the screen's good and > > this thing will fit on an airline tray table with no trouble at all.
> > Anyway, just bought the thing and still working with it, but if anyone > > else is thinking of buying a netbook and has any questions about this > > one, have at it. :)
> My wife has had a Lenovo S10 netbook since January. It's pretty nice, > considering its low price. but I could not use it on a regular, > ongoing basis. The small keyboard and screen get old, along with the > non-standard layout. some keys I use a lot, like <end> are only > accessible as shift keys, for example.
> Plus my wife has installed so many freakin' toolbars on her browser > that there's not enough room for content left.
I have an x200, not a netbook but it has only a 12.4" screen. After all those years dragging around heavy laptop I can't love this one more.
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