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	<title>Comments on: Are Netbooks going to be around in three years?</title>
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		<title>By: I dont think so</title>
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		<dc:creator>I dont think so</dc:creator>
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		<description>Interesting perspective regarding your idea that netbooks will become equal to smartphones.  The two have totally different uses.
While i&#039;ll agree smartphones will be adding more features that will make it similar to netbooks, they still will not be netbooks. The advantage a netbook will always have would be size, and yes size matters. Can you imagine a powerpoint presentation on an iphone? While it could probably pull it off, you might as well be sitting up close to your tv screen and watch a movie.
A smartphone is still just a phone. Sure you can add a few apps, but you can only run them one at a time. So much for multitasking.
Bottom line you keep your smartphone, I&#039;ll keep both smartphone and netbooks. The coexistance of both is balance.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting perspective regarding your idea that netbooks will become equal to smartphones.  The two have totally different uses.<br />
While i&#8217;ll agree smartphones will be adding more features that will make it similar to netbooks, they still will not be netbooks. The advantage a netbook will always have would be size, and yes size matters. Can you imagine a powerpoint presentation on an iphone? While it could probably pull it off, you might as well be sitting up close to your tv screen and watch a movie.<br />
A smartphone is still just a phone. Sure you can add a few apps, but you can only run them one at a time. So much for multitasking.<br />
Bottom line you keep your smartphone, I&#8217;ll keep both smartphone and netbooks. The coexistance of both is balance.</p>
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