Difference Between Notebook and Netbook

Technology has grown so rapidly that a few years ago we could only use computers in
the large format commonly known as PCs or personal computers. Still, now we are using
computers in a more practical and sophisticated way and can be carried anywhere.
These developments have given rise to new computing terms such as laptops,
netbooks, notebooks, and tabs. Among the new types of computers mentioned above,
notebooks and netbooks are often misunderstood because they are almost identical in shape.
Some argue that the two are the same technology device. But did you know that
laptops and notebooks are two different things? There are some differences between these
two devices: As for size, netbooks are smaller than notebooks.
Netbooks themselves are about 7 to 12 inches in size, while notebooks are 12 to 18
inches in size. Additionally, notebooks are thicker and heavier than netbooks. In terms of
specs, a netbook is a mini version of a notebook.
Netbooks typically use 1-2 GB of RAM, processor atoms, and poor graphics.
However, when it comes to batteries, netbooks last longer than any computing device.

Fauzi Luqman Noor Ikhwan

XII Science 5