As a bonus feature, Samsung Chromebooks will come with free 3G internet subscription from Verizon for as long as two years, so whenever you can not connect to internet via free wi-fi, you’re not going to pay for wireless 3G connection which may sometimes be costly.

The announce price for the Samsung 3G Chromebook is $499.

Now you can use internet wherever you are like if you are hunting in the forest then that you will be able to connect to your favorite website and surf the Internet no matter where you are without having to have something ugly dangling out from the back, as long as there is a suitable signal that is.

It is expected that this special version of the Acer Aspire One will be able to fulfill people’s growing needs. It will give the facility to mobile access to the Internet, and we will take a closer look at the Acer Aspire One just in case you’ve forgotten what it offers.

The keyboard, albeit small, has keys that are quite responsive and decently sized. There are 3 USB ports that allow for connecting various external devices, a 3-in-1 card reader and an ExpressCard/34 slot. The OS installed on this machine is Microsoft Windows Vista. The Gigabyte M912V is expected to be available this July for just $699.

Intel has unveiled what is believed to be the world’s thinnest netbook to date: the Metro notebook. It is an ultra-slim and ultra-lightweight laptop which thickness is below 0.7 inches and the weight is less than 2.5 pounds. Designed for mobile users who have to stay online all the time at any location possible, this Core 2 Duo-based machine comes with extensive wireless communications options. You can connect to other computers, peripheral devices and Internet via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, WiMax or a built-in 3G modem.

There are also several other exciting features in Intel Metro that can usually be found only in “less mobile” laptops, such as a fingerprint reader and small array microphones with background noise cancelling function. There is also a secondary E-ink display mounted on leather cover of a laptop to provide you with useful data without even the need to open a laptop, and even when the power is cut.

The ESPRIMO is a new series of laptops by Fujitsu-Siemens, and we must admit it is indeed bizarrely named and rather resembles a name of a coffee than a laptop. The ESPRIMO series is represented by three models: U9200, U9400 and D9500 that offer excellence in terms of both design and performance. All the laptops have similar specifications and the only difference between them is the screen size.

The Fujitsu-Siemens’ ESPRIMO laptops are powered by Intel Core 2 Duo processors, integrated Intel 965GM graphics and have bluetooth port, WLAN and integrated UMTS. There are three possible hard drive configurations that you can choose from: 80, 120 and 160 Gigabytes. All laptops come with Windows Vista pre-installed, but you can opt in for a downgrade to Windows XP if you feel more comfortable using it. As for the laptops’ weights and sizes, U9200 is a 1.8Kg notebook with a 12.1 inch screen and it boasts a really impressive battery life: it can run up to 10 hours on batteries.

The Samsung Q40 12.1-inch laptop is another fashionable creation of Samsung. This machine has been perfectly designed and packed with tons of useful features, including a glossy 12.1-inch wide aspect screen with a native resolution of 1280×768 px, a high-speed Intel Core Solo U1400 processor with the processing speed up to 1.2 Ghz, an external DVD drive, a 60Gb HDD, 1GB RAM and a fast Intel 945GMS graphics card.

The Samsung Q40 is an ideal choice for today’s mobile workers. It is a very thin and lightweight laptop with wireless LAN, Bluetooth 2.0 and 3G/HSDPA mobile broadband connectivity. Certainly, it could use more processing power, but there is only so much you can expect from an ultra-portable notebook. It’s pros are the clean and simple design and its connectivity options that will keep you connected no matter where you are.