OCZ Neutrino DIY Netbook Pictures - OCZDIY10N1-US

[Apoptosis]

I figured I'd jump into the Netbook craze and picked up the OCZ Neutrino to mess around with since I already had drives and memory kits here. This Do-It-Yourself netbook needs just a memory module and a hard drive popped in, so it's not too much work and is simple to do. This DIY kit retails for $292 plus shipping on PriceGrabber and even Newegg is $289.99 plus shipping for this laptop.

The specifications of the OCZ Neutrino DIY Netbook are also fairly decent:

Weight: 2.86lbs
Dimensions: 263(W) x 185(D) x 19.6~27(H)mm
Display: 10” WSVGA (1024x600), LED Backlight
Intel Atom Processor N270 1.6 GHz (533MHz FSB)
Integrated 512KB L2 Cache
Core Logic: Intel 945GSE + ICH7M

Included:
Integrated Intel 945GSE Graphics
1 PCI-Express Slot(for 34mm Mini Card)
2 High Quality Speakers (1.5W)
Integrated Micro Pad
83 Keys with inverted-T cursor keys, Windows Hotkeys
1 VGA port, 1 RJ-45 port, 2 USB 2.0 Ports, 1 DC-in Jack,1 Headphone Jack
4 cell 2200mAh battery Removable Smart Battery Pack
Built-in 1.3MP Digital Video Camera with built-in Microphone
Wireless 802.11 b/g/

Equipped For (Not Included):
Up to 2GB DDR2-667 (1 SODIMM Socket)
30GB-250GB Solid State Drive
Supports up to 2.5” 250GB Hard Disk Drive at 5400 RPM
4-in-1 card reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS-Pro)
PCI-Express 34mm Mini Card
Supports Kensington Lock Security Devices
External Display up to UXGA 1600 x 1200
Compatible with Microsoft Windows XP and gOS/Ubuntu Linux

Some Pictures From My Build Today:

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Got Windows 7 RC1 Build 7100 installed on it and everything works great. The 2200mAh battery is the weak link and I've already drained it once today just testing it out... Lasts roughly 2 hours and I expected a little better than that as I am using an SSD inside it. Oh well... Expect a review on this one down the road as well.

[FZ1]

That's really cool Nate.