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Update Dec 2011 - Do you think a tablet could be considered an Android netbook? We are considering how to classify the Asus Transformer tablet which has a keyboard accessory docking station. When snapped into place, what you have is a 10.1-inch Android netbook for all intents and purposes. Because it comes in 2 separate parts, should we not consider this an Android netbook? In 2012 perhaps we're going to be seeing more of these netvertibles which are netbooks with a detachable screen. You can look at them in two different ways really. We are interested in your thoughts about this subject. Is the Asus Transformer and Asus Transformer Prime really Android netbooks in your mind? Let us know! Help us figure this out.

The photo show above is the Asus Transformer Prime.
Do you see an android netbook or is this just a tablet?
Let us know what you think!

March 4, 2011 - The netbook titan Asus spoke in an interview about an Android netbook coming from the company. This week Jerry Shen announced in an interview that Asus will have a line of Android netbook computers in the very near future. Since this is an official comment it's exciting for an even cheaper netbook from Asus. Stay tuned, we're following up on this story with details as we find them!

August 27, 2010 - Another Android netbook announcement. This time it's the Toshiba AC100 Android netbook.

The Toshiba AC100 Android netbook has the following specs:

August 1, 2010 - Great news! Another Android netbook accouncement. This time it's from Acer! The Acer D255 Android netbook features a dual boot Android/XP operating system. Pretty typical netbook specs: Atom N450 processor, 1GB of DDR2 memory, 160GB hard disk, and 3-cell battery (or 6-cell battery upgrade). No exact date yet on global release. When that release date is announcement, we will have it for you.

July 30, 2010 - Wow didn't this take a long while for an official Android netbook? The answer is yes. It did take a long time but finally there is an Android netbook coming to market. Let's hope this is the first of many!

Here are the details:

Visit the official website here!

You may ask yourself is the Android netbook dead? Great question. The project is on hold and that the future is certainly in question. Google recently announced a Chrome OS which is geared toward netbook market. Is there going to be an Android netbook and a Chrome netbook? Only time will tell.

There are lots of rumours out there about andoid netbook computer. As these a legitimate worry for Microsoft? I say yes. Face it, Google is looking to expand and become our best friend. How can they do that? They can get inside our home via an operating system. MS will have a hard time competing with the price of an android netbook. Trust me, android netbook computers will be good for the consumer. MS will have to plan a strategy for dealing with a competitor who is undercutting them. Cheap netbook computers will be selling better than an expensive netbook with Windows OS. Most consumers will choose a cheap netbook over a more expensive and similar netbook. Android is interesting. The big companies all seem to have an android netbook in the works. I wonder how MS is planning to deal with this next phase of netbook computers. Android netbook computers are coming soon to a store near you. When that day comes, please visit us to buy andoid netbook computers.

In case you didn't know it yet, the takeover has begun. Well I am being not completely serious but Android netbooks are a real up and coming trend. Why? Lots of reasons. The biggest reason would be price of Android netbooks. This will be the driving force and why Android netbooks are going to be the future of mobile netbook computers. Price and flexibility will be the main driving forces. As we say, the takeover has begun. From a price perspective, you can't compete. The price for an android netbooks is so low, nobody else can compete.

Microsoft senses a disturbance in the force. That disturbance is the near release of android netbooks. We as consumers will all benefit by getting cheaper netbooks. We win, they lose. Well mostly MS will lost. Android netbooks are a legitimate threat to Microsoft and they better have a plan. Many of the top netbook makers are rumoured to be coming out with android netbooks very soon. Once they do, the netbook marketplace will be changed forever. The prices will be so low, I think we will all experience sticker shock.