December 8th, 2009 by eShop600

Save £90 on this efficient, easy-to-use, compact and stylish Samsung NC10 Netbook only at PC World. Already slashed from a price of £329.99 to £259.00, you can then claim a further £20 reduction from Samsung, to save you a total of just under £100! Its certainly cheap enough, not to mention small enough to make the ideal stocking filler this Christmas.

The Samsung NC10 cheap Netbook at PC World sale is a convenient portable computer device, but don’t let its size fool you on its ‘feature-front’! Powered by the energy efficient Intel Atom N270 Processor, and already preinstalled with Microsoft Windows XP Home, you will be receiving a super-rapid, user-friendly PC model for a steal price.

And the Samsung netbook just keeps on impressing – with a sizeable and speedy 1GB memory and a massive 160GB hard drive to save all your media files and important documents, it is an efficient model to quickly rap up those work tasks. Perhaps you have that last minute presentation to finish at work? Or an assignment to hand in tomorrow? The Samsung NC10 cheap Netbook will ensure you waste no time waiting for even the most challenging of programmes to load, and it is also more than capable for multi-tasking several screens at once!

A feather-weight model comes in at light 1.3kg, and yet has a sizeable 10.1” display screen to view all your media footage on. Also, add the integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam technology with the Netbook’s built-in speakers to also have face-to-face conversations to those special people, wherever they are in the world. They are just a click away. Simply tap into an existing wireless network such as in a café or in your office, and chat away at your own leisure.

Don’t forget the amount you are saving at PC World though. For just £249.00, you really will be receiving a bargain netbook, which will not fail to impress.

Samsung NC10 Netbook features below:

Processor – Intel Atom N270 for portability
Operating System – Genuine Windows XP Home
Memory – 1GB memory
Storage – 160GB HD
Screen – 10.1″ display
weight 1.3kg
Bluetooth
Webcam
7hrs battery

Local Information for Petts Wood

Petts Wood is a village in the London Borough of Bromley. The name first appeared in the year 1577 in the form of a family of ship builders, the Pett family. The daylight inn in Petts Wood was named in honor of William Willett who was a campaigner for Daylight Savings Time and lived in the nearby town of Chislehurst for a large part of his life.

The village of Petts Wood also has a pub named The Sovereign of the Seas. The city is connected by a railway station which is located between the towns of Bickley and Orpington. Petts Wood has a splendid park known as the Jubilee Country Park which serves as a recreational ground for both residents and visitors alike. The park is situated towards the northwest of the shopping area and is also home to various rare and endangered species.

Most of the town was built in the early 20th century as a high quality estate in a rural setting. The area sustained heavy bombing during WW2 because of its proximity to an important railway junction.

Charles de Gaulle, the former President of France, lived in Petts Wood, for part of the Second World War.