The review of the N150 mini laptop highlights its eight-inch display and capability to run Linux efficiently, making it a suitable option for users on the go. Despite its compact size, the laptop has a sturdy metal build and performs well under Linux with KDE Neon installed. However, the reviewer notes challenges in adjusting to the small keyboard layout, emphasizing that while the device is functional, it requires some adaptation. Overall, the N150 appeals as a portable solution but presents a learning curve for typing.
This eight-inch laptop has a nice display, enough power for most use cases, and even runs Linux well.
The keyboard on the N150 is a challenge to get used to.
When I turned the N150 on, I was greeted by Windows 11. It should come as no surprise that I dislike Windows.
I installed KDE Neon and discovered it would take me a while to get used to the keyboard layout.
Collection
[
|
...
]