It is not exactly a secret that among netbooks, the MSI Wind is a favorite for a hackintosh netbook. Basically everything you need from it will work, provided you do the right research. Here’s a thread on insanelywind.com though that will make things a lot easier for you, from start to finish.
If you have a different netbook, mymacnetbook.com can help you know if it’s ready for a hackintosh install.
MSI U200 notebooks—overpowered netbooks?
Every little space counts, so here’s how to maximize Firefox 3.5’s viewing area for your netbook.
Samsung’s N120 is a new netbook that continues to build upon the strengths of their previous models—too bad we can’t get them here in the Philippines.
I think MSI netbooks are cool but I wouldn’t buy the new X-series models for this use.
And talking of hackintosh netbooks, the AppleDisplayScaleFactor is a useful property you can change in the Terminal to scale apps to fit your small screen.
Another frankenbook? Hacked mac netbooks are very popular these days, but be sure to check this chart to verify if yours will work before diving into converting one.
Jolicloud is a new netbook–specific OS for your ultraportable. You’d be surprised that it works with most netbook models out there.
Lifehacker rates the 5 best netbooks you can get right now and not surprisingly, the Asus EeePC 1000HE comes out on top.
It’s been a year since the Eee PC was released and we have seen the netbook market grow to the competitive segment that it is now! None of the compact computing goodness we’ve been having wouldn’t be possible if it weren’t for Asus and the original Eee PC, so here’s to the first birthday of the pioneering little wonder. Happy birthday, Eee PC!