Pros
- Stylish, rubberized design
- Good keyboard
Cons
- Obnoxiously large logo on the lid
Bottom Line
The Samsung Go is certainly not subtle, but this netbook is a stylish--and potentially kid-friendly--computer.
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Samsung's Kid-Friendly Go Netbook
The colorful rubberized shell of the Samsung Go is certainly not subtle, but don't let its fashion-forward design fool you into thinking it's a mere plaything.
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