5 Responses

1. Jose Pablo Rodriguez

   10|Dec|2009 1

   The only problem I have is that my wife loved the item and now she is using it more than I.
   Rating: 5 / 5

2. Patrick

   10|Dec|2009 2

   I’m not one to write reviews, but just very pleased with this product. I purchased it together with a Linksys router, and the best thing is that my wireless connection was truly automatic. No hassles whatsoever, just a quick, fast, steady connection.

   Everything else is cool, too. Just got it today but so far I’m very pleased with the look, feel, keyboard, processor speed - everything. Absolutely worth the extra dollars over a cheaper netbook - amazing what you can get for $400 bucks these days.
   Rating: 5 / 5

3. Charles Smith

   11|Dec|2009 3

   I just bought one of these it was a snap to setup. I also installed XP Pro on it with absolutely no problems over XP home which is what it ships with. So far it’s working out very well.

   Cheers
   
   
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. Dustin Ward

   11|Dec|2009 4

   I love this little laptop. I’m a writer and I was looking for something with a long battery life and this is it. I can use it all day without plugging it in. They keyboard isn’t so small that it’s a pain to type. I’ve already written a screenplay using it. It’s slick looking and draws a lot of attention which is nice. Packed full of features with a bright screen. Can’t go wrong. I love this laptop!
   Rating: 5 / 5

5. Maine Train

   11|Dec|2009 5

   We so far like our GO a lot, but Samsung has managed to hobble this peppy, pricey product with some really stupid features, so 2 stars knocked off, considering its high price:

   * The clicker is flush mounted and a bear to hit properly with the same handed thumb as your tracking finger

   * The trackpad is just plain too small for easy pointing

   * The Samsung updater, until you realize what’s going on, hijacks your GO almost every time you boot up, freezing other apps; you want to turn off the auto feature pronto

   Small point here, there is a plastic sheet over the screen that no instructions tell you to remove. Makes the unit look like a bad glue job till you figure this out on your own.

   All of this stuff is easy to fix, but Samsung has never been very customer-responsive (remember the ghastly BD-P1600!), so expect these shortcomings to eternalize.

   Otherwise, what a sweet litte computer!
   
   Rating: 3 / 5