Intel-powered Netbooks for kids - Parents' review

Will the Intel® Classmate PC™ take the work out of homework? Does a Disney® Netpal™ netbook buddy up better than an imaginary friend? Will Dell® and Nickelodeon® bring the brainy laughs? Let parents themselves come to a few conclusions for us, and answer some questions you might have.

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[atlaschooty]

i'm not a kid.... but i really want one....

[HybridPineapple]

Why would you want to run Windows on a netbook?

[wheely132]

I remember the first laptop I used when I was little. It was a IBM with 300MB HDD, 7MB ram, I think a 100MHz processor(intel), Windows 95.

[orianalovesyoux3]

The slime that you see here like drips down...(:

[LinuxShogoki]

pre-loaded, ya...microsoft was sued for bundling software. i think it can be good, but also the downside is that they can become stuck with windows and not know how to transfer their skills.

[reaper83001]

@haloprestige678 nah later own hell think its design is too kidish

[SuperGameman87]

I would have a netbook like those

[haloprestige678]

I wonder if my son would like this?

[Miles171717]

pause it on 1.14 lol any way those probably cost around 300 and the kids are going on about how the best part is the keyboard and the camera and slime wtf what a waste of computer

[TwoCorin517]

I disagree with the statement, "Kids are noobs." While they may not be programmers, not being interested in programming doesn't make them noobs. I'm almost fifteen, been a programmer for over five years, using a variety of languages and engines.

I think that saying that kids are noobs is rather a self-conceited notion.

[larsenmark277]

@TheSloBoy

What N00B?

[larsenmark277]

what noob?