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	<title>Comments on: How Netbooks Could Change Enterprise Computing</title>
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		<title>By: Dave Gardner</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Patrick...thanks for writing this post.  I&#039;ve been resisting getting a smart phone--I feel VERY connected and am not sure I want a smart phone pinging me all the time.  I see Verizon has an HP netbook for about $200.  It made me think that an ultra-portable netbook and my Verizon broadband card might be a better choice than a smartphone for checking my email via web and responding as well as surfing.  It would save an additional $40 a month and provide a better user and ergonomic interface than a smart phone.  I guess international travel might be a downside of this approach.  What are your thoughts?  Dave Gardner]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Patrick&#8230;thanks for writing this post.  I&#8217;ve been resisting getting a smart phone&#8211;I feel VERY connected and am not sure I want a smart phone pinging me all the time.  I see Verizon has an HP netbook for about $200.  It made me think that an ultra-portable netbook and my Verizon broadband card might be a better choice than a smartphone for checking my email via web and responding as well as surfing.  It would save an additional $40 a month and provide a better user and ergonomic interface than a smart phone.  I guess international travel might be a downside of this approach.  What are your thoughts?  Dave Gardner</p>
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