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Subnotebook vs. UMPC vs. Netbook: WTF Is the Difference? 
Gizmodo | by matt buchanan | Fri, May 30
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Netbook: This is actually the brainchild of Intel's marketing department to describe sub-$500 notebooks centered around internet-connectivity, such as its Classmate PC. The original Eee PC, XO OLPC Laptop and Cloudbook would fall into this category. While it is technically flackspe...
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