Samsung Unveils The New X125 And X180 Thin Netbooks

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Samsung has recently released two new thin and light netbooks, which are the Samsung X125, which is currently available for pre-order over in the UK , and the Samsung X180, which is already available in Korea. Details on the X125 include: Permalink: Samsung Unveils The New X125 And X180 Thin Netbooks from Ubergizmo | Hot: iPhone 4 Review , iPad Review
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