Samsung Go N310 Netbook Unlocked
Review released on November 19th, 2009 by Derek
Samsung just announced the release of the Samsung Go N310 netbook with AT&T. Unlocking the Samsung Go may be possible considering it works with AT&T‘s 3G network. Many people are probably wondering if these netbooks will have a SIM card in them and if they can be unlocked in a similar fashion. Although we are not entirely sure yet, we will be working hard to figure out whether this new netbook from Samsung is unlock able or not. Overall, they look to be pretty cool and we hope to hear some good news soon.
In fact, many netbooks have been getting released through the phone companies lately and we may soon see companies and instructions popping up to unlock these devices. If you are interested in the specs on the Samsung Go N310 you can check out this website. Stay tuned as we will be hearing more about this fancy niche of computing soon!
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This Samsung Go N310 review was released on Thursday, November 19th, 2009 at 10:36 pm. Some of the details and Samsung Go N310 information on our website may come from a leaked or preliminary source and as such cannot always be guarenteed.
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Looks cool, I think it comes with WiFi, so as long as you are near wireless internet, you probably wont need the network’s 3G.