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	<title>Comments on: Lenovo IdeaPad S20 12-inch Netbook</title>
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		<title>By: Bookworm51485</title>
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		<description>Personally I think at 12&quot; and nearly $600, this can no longer be considered a netbook. Netbooks entered the market to be more portable than what&#039;s currently on market, including the ultra-portables, and cheaper so the average person could afford to buy it. This, and the other 12-inches that are being released (especially the Samsung at an estimated price of $650), is more than the average person can afford to pay. Personally I&#039;ll stick with my Wind. I&#039;d even give more props to the ASUS, although it didn&#039;t appeal to me in the beginning. They&#039;ve managed to innovate and hold on to the idea of netbooks being inexpensive for the average person.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Personally I think at 12&#8243; and nearly $600, this can no longer be considered a netbook. Netbooks entered the market to be more portable than what&#8217;s currently on market, including the ultra-portables, and cheaper so the average person could afford to buy it. This, and the other 12-inches that are being released (especially the Samsung at an estimated price of $650), is more than the average person can afford to pay. Personally I&#8217;ll stick with my Wind. I&#8217;d even give more props to the ASUS, although it didn&#8217;t appeal to me in the beginning. They&#8217;ve managed to innovate and hold on to the idea of netbooks being inexpensive for the average person.</p>
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