The configurations may differ in the lack of Bluetooth, e.g. Colors include white, black, blue and pink. The N130 is available in different colors and configurations. Ubuntu, Mandriva ) distributions are also supported. The N130 is shipped either with Windows XP Home Edition, Windows Vista Business or Windows 7 Starter. It also includes an SD card slot, supporting MMC, SD and SDHC cards for additional storage as a standard features of this netbook series. The standard internal hard drive size is 160 GB. The keyboard is made with Silver Nano (Anti-Bacterial) technology. An external VGA out is also included.Īs with earlier models, the 83-key keyboard is 93% of the size of a full-size keyboard, which makes typing quite easy on the netbook. The screen is a non- glossy LED backlit display and measures 10.1 inches diagonally, and has a resolution of 1024×600 pixels. Internally, the N130 has one slot for memory accepting SO-DIMM memory modules up to 2 GB. The N130 has 1 GB of 200-pin PC2-6400 800 MHz DDR2 SDRAM memory as standard. The Samsung N130 uses a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor. At the time of its introduction, it was noted for a good keyboard, large 6-cell battery as standard, giving a battery life of up to 7.5 hours a medium 160gb SATA hard disk drive and a release price of 349 USD.

The Samsung N130 is a subnotebook/ netbook computer designed by Samsung. PNY GeForce 9500GT 1GB 128-bit Video Cardīooting Windows 7 from a USB flash drive, ISO from Digital River store.10.1' (25.7 cm) 1024×600 LED-backlit TFT LCDģ-in-1 Flash Memory card reader ( SD, SDHC, MMC)ħ.5 hours of battery life with standard 6-cell battery

When it did get near the end (finishing the 'Installing Updates' step), the computer would reboot itself and install would start from the beginning, and the process keeps repeating itself and eat into the hard drive capacity more and more.Īny help would be much appreciated. Although it says on screen that the computer will reboot itself during the install process, the install seems to be starting from the beginning every time. Long story short, Windows wouldn't detect my hard drive beforehand, but now I got it detecting and partitioned, and can finally install Windows 7 Home Premium (fresh install on a newly built PC). However, another problem unrelated to drivers popped up, this time during installation. So this is a continuation of a problem I had before, outlined in this thread in the Windows 7 Driver section: Windows 7 Install Issue - Hard Drive not detected.

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