Samsung aims to make its latest N140 netbook stand out among the rest by throwing in a battery that supposedly is able to last up to 11 hours – pretty impressive by any means. Unveiled at IFA Berlin 2009, the Samsung N140 comes with a 10.1″ LCD display and tips the scales at just 2.8 pounds, making this one airport-friendly netbook to tote around without breaking your back in the process. Nice to see battery life more than double in just a year compared to its predecessor, the NC10 – will next year’s model boast 20 hours of battery life? We don’t think so.
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