The Samsung Go, aka N310 which features a rubberised shell, anti bacterial keyboard and considered to be a “kid friendly netbook”, also uses FailSafe technology inside. FailSafe, from Phoenix Technologies provices IP tracking of the netbook along with BIOS encryption.

FailSafe is a unique theft deterrence product and service from Phoenix Technologies that provides you with the ability to protect, track, and manage your laptop and your confidential information if it’s ever lost or stolen.

Encrypt your data, secure your laptop, and protect your identity with FailSafe.

FailSafe is described as being practically impossible to bypass without destroying the hardware and with it the data. Which makes it a great netbook for business executives who need to keep their files safe, despite the rubberised look, which in the end, makes it more mobile to carry around without having to worry too much about knocks and bumps.

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Announced recently, the curved and rubbery Samsung N310 has just been put through its very first hands-on session. In press photos, it looks quite toy-like, with its rubberized outer shell and with the huge seemingly-embossed Samsung logo behind the disaplay. In real life, however, it doesn’t look that bad. There’s a decent-sized keyboard paired with its 10-inch screen, although the bright colored chassis still seems somewhat like a distraction. Its thick profile also serves as proof of its 1.23 kg weight. However, that’s also why it manages to tout typical netbook ports and peripherals plus give up to 5 hours of battery life on a single charge. The Samsung N310 is expected to become available in Europe, Asia and the US starting May, and will sell at the $400 mark.

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