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Question: words too small on internet I love my new Samsung NC10.  However, I find that on some websites, the words shrink in size.  While working on facebook, it gradually shrunk down to a size that I can't read, and then went even smaller.  Is there a key that I am touching to make that happen?
Document: The keyboard is almost full size. One of the (big) drawbacks to netbooks is the tiny keyboards, which make it difficult to type. Can be very annoying if you use it for an extended period of time. After I brought my Samsung on vacation with my family recently, they all loved it so much that my dad and my niece went out and bought netbooks. However, they made the mistake of going with the Acer -- a much smaller keyboard. My dad is becoming quite frustrated with it.
What peeved me about some of the other models is the right shift key being "out of place" as so many others have pointed out. I am a fast typist at over 60 words per minute, so I can really appreciate a good keyboard, which I find the Samsung NC10 to have. Plus, I held the Samsung in my hands, and found it to be built very solid.
Usually speed, screen size, and keyboard.This one is no different, although the keyboard is actually a little better than I expected. It's definitely touch-typable, and the smaller screen will probably stop you from working before the keyboard.There IS an SD slot. It's sort of camouflaged in the front. I had the machine for four hours before I found it. (No, I don't read manuals.
Also, the Fn key commands on the function keys and arrow keys are reasonably intuitive. However, I can't recommend this for anyone who has large fingers or dislikes small screens. My friends call it the smurf laptop, and I now dance around macbook users with my extra battery life. This is as close to perfection as laptops ever get.
Until I got these drivers, the computer disconnected from wifi every two minutes or so. (Using a variety of access points.) Since the download and installation, it's been fine, but for a netbook not to have working wireless is not acceptable, and I was ready to send it back until I read some forums who suggested finding the new drivers.Movies look great on it, and the speakers are acceptable for a computer this small. As good as my IBM Thinkpad, as loud as my MacBook.
The battery life is what really get people to buy this Samsung NC10. I personally like the the design and the smaller size of the Lenovo 10" s10 more than this Samsung. It's too bad the Lenovo is only a 3 cell so I didn't get it. The chrome plated on this Samsung looks cheap to me but as far as functionality and performance, I can't complain.
After reading nearly all 400 reviews of the Samsung NC10 I bought one for myself. I have to give credit to the previous reviewers who helped me in decisions to buy the RAM upgrade (and posted the You tube link on how to do it) and the mini-mouse to make this computer truly a joy to use. The only limitation I find with the net-book is screen size which does not lend itself to looking at large photos.
After reading many reviews on Netbooks, I decided to go for it and purchased the Samsung NC10. All the reviews I read were fairly accurate. It is a great looking device, has a long battery life, and has a great keyboard (size, key layout, etc.). On the downside, which I've also read, the touchpad has less to desire, and I agree. Other things I'd gripe about would be the screen resolution and overall performance.
I just received my NC10 yesterday and I couldn't be happier with it. It is lightweight, but seems very sturdy. Even my computer savvy 18 year old son is impressed with it. My biggest fear was that the keyboard and/or mousepad would be too small or awkward (I have fairly big fingers and acrylic nails). They are both fine. The screen is a good size and I think I am going to love everything about this computer.
The blue glossy finish on the top hasn't been much of a problem, since I left the plastic protective cover on it. Waiting for a skin to come out.. My NC10 does, however, have the two faint blotches that every one seems to be talking about. They are so faint, that I never realized I had them until I read about them and looked for them very closely. They are not bothersome and can't be noticed unless you stare hard at them on a completely white screen.
Answer: If you hit the "Ctrl" key and the "+" key at the same time, the text gets larger, and successively larger each time you do it.  Similarly "Ctrl" and "-" makes it smaller.  That may be what you're inadvertently doing.