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Question: Samsung nc10 or 120?? I've narrowed my netbook search to Samsung models, but having a hard time choosing between the nc10 and the 120. The larger trackpad area and better speakers are very attractive, but I am afraid of that glossy screen. Advice?
Document: As I said, it is fine, and unless you were comparing it to something else, it would not get your attention one way or the other.Trackpad:  Huge advantage to the Samsung here. This is the only netbook I've seen that has a scroll function in the trackpad. I typically use a wireless mouse, but I've tried the scroll on the trackpad, and it works terrific--in fact, I'd say it works better than the scroll on the trackpad of my $1,000 HP.
Although the screen is advertised as 'glossy' it is not overly so and looks nothing like the HP and Asus 'glossy' screens. The keyboard is fantastic and the built in track pad works really well. Battery life has been very good - I got close to 8 hours the first time I charged it. This netbook is comfortable to type on and has rounded edges. The speakers are decent and certainly better sounding than many other netbooks on the market.I recently loaded Office 2007 - it runs just fine.
Make sure to add the 2GB memory. The screen is not too glossy, actually I liked it better then the Matte screen N130 has. Bluetooth works great (N130 dose not have) and I was able to connect to my wireless internet in seconds. N130 sound was terrible, this one is great, the position of the speakers on both sides of the screen is a big plus. Adjust it to "WOW" setting and it will blow you away.
I was trying to figure the best netbook in the market. There were a lot of great reviews about the Asus seashell 1005HA netbook and there were also some very bad reviews about the asus netbook. I finally decided to go with Samsung as I have a Samsung HDTV and have liked the TV a lot. The Samsung NC-120 reviews on Amazon and other sites were very good. Also went to bestbuy and tried the keyboard on the various netbook models and Samsung NC-120 keyboard was fantastic.
given a choice, YES I would have preferred a matte display too!The rounded or beveled edge along the front of the palm rest is really comfortable and it seems there isn't really much more palm rest area than on the NC10.I logged into Pandora and played some tunes because naturally I wanted to check out that subwoofer. hehehe. It appears to basically be a bit larger speaker on the front left side, along with the 1.5 watt speakers in the bezel around the display.
The short story: this is a fantastic Netbook. In general, all netbooks are pretty equal. What makes it fantastic is all the details are covered surprisingly well.I used to have this little Acer Travelmate that had about an 8" screen. This was around 2000. I stuck a larger hard drive in it and upgraded to 768MB of RAM (this was 2000). It was a great traveling companion.
Unlike the Acer, which has speakers underneath the body, the N120 has two forward facing speakers on the outskirts of the screen, with a small subwoofer on the bottom. This creates good sound for a netbook, but the volume is a problem. You are able to appreciate the extra effort Samsung devoted to the speakers only if you are in an absolutely quiet room (and even then, its not great--just better than most other netbooks, which have notoriously poor audio).
I bought this mainly so I could read emails and surf the web when I'm not at home. Worked well for what I wanted it to do. I did add more memory, a larger hard drive and install Windows 7 Professional, and while it's no speed demon, it did work very well. I've since given it to my ex-girlfriend, who I found out put it in a pawn shop, so have no idea if it's still working or not.
This has quickly become my preferred machine.For anyone using this netbook (or any Samsung netbook), I highly recommend the 'Sammy Netbook'website, which is filled with expert advice and generous and responsive souls who answer questions in real time, spanning all types of issues and topics (re: both troubleshooting and optimizing the machine). They've been a lot more helpful than Samsung support, who couldn't answer most of my questions.
In a busy, public room, the speakers are faint, but if a closed off room they are fine. The glossy screen is a love it or hate it feature, but I have not had any complaints about it. I was also looking at the Dell netbook, but it has poor battery life and subpar ergonomics compared to the N120.
Answer: The brightest screens will be glossy.  A matte screen is matte because it's dispersing the photons, and some of them are reflected back into the display.  So, if you want the very BEST picture quality, you will need to get a glossy screen.  I have had glossy screens (famous AppleColor II display released with original MAC II, and Samsung 52" TV), and they are no big deal.  You will find that in most environments, a matte screen is not effective enough - it is still worthwhile to reposition your screen or cover up the light source.  So, in reality, if you always end up fixing the occasional light-source problem even for a matte screen, why not enjoy a brighter more colorful glossy screen 24/7 ??Does that make sense?  A glossy screen benefits you 24/7.  A matte screen benefits you only occasionally, and you can get the same benefit (normally) by simply repositioning your display.