…oder wie man sich möglichst komplex ärgert…

Tja, da wollen wir doch mal was für die Bildung tun… man sollte schliesslich ein Netbook von einem Notebook unterscheiden können, auch wenn die Preisgrenzen langsam verschwimmen. Für mich sind die Dinger ja eh’ nix, da kann man nicht zocken mit

Oh noes! According to some market research dudes, the average consumer cannot tell the difference between a netbook and a notebook. We’re inclined to believe that this is simply because the average consumer hasn’t perused this handy chart, but what do we know? Of course, the readers of Engadget are an intelligent and sophisticated bunch, one that understands all the intricacies of this — one of the most important questions of our time. But what about the folks that need to sell netbooks (and notebooks) to 18-24 year olds, one of the main demographics that manufacturers hope to reach with their products? Hit the read link for what’s sure to be a gripping (if wicked expensive) report titled Netbooks II: A Closer Look. Or, if you’re only moderately curious, feel free to check out the PR after the break.

via Netbook study finds that netbook buyers don’t know what netbooks are.

Also hier nochmal schön die Chart mit allen möglichen Geräteklassen und ner Prise Humor:

Netbook Chart