Over at NetbookNews.de one of their lucky readers has received the new Samsung N510 which is not considered a netbook, but rather part of the CULV movement. Specs of the N510 are quite similar to what you would find on a netbook, apart from the screen size and using NVidia ION technology. The Samsung N510 features an 11.6 inch display, along with 1GB of RAM, 160GB HDD, Intel Atom N270 CPU along with built in WiFi, Bluetooth and a web camera. One other small feature you won’t find on many netbooks, is the N510 features one HDMI port as well as three USB ports. With the larger display also brings a larger resolution of 1366 x 768.

Joerg has unboxed the Samsung N510 with photos and shown it in many different angles. But not only that, the N510 has been put along side Samsung’s popular netbook the NC10.

When looking at the two machines while closed, there doesn’t seem to be much of a difference, but when the devices are opened up the difference is size is clear. The keyboard spreads out a bit and makes use of the extra chassis size. The trackpad is also considerably bigger than that of the NC10, but still small in comparison to notebooks. You can view the rest of the photos after the jump.

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Remember the Ion powered netbook from Samsung we recently reported on? At the time we only had a few specs and no pictures or price. But thanks to UberGizmo, they’ve captured live photos of the upcoming N510 netbook from Samsung as well as some more information. As previously reported, the netbook will feature a 160GB HDD, 1GB of RAM, a 11.1 inch display instead of a 11.6 inch screen. On the left hand side a VGA and HDMI port are seen. The netbook is expected to retail for $600 when it launches in the US.