So finally, as previously published AT&T has officially launched its subsidized netbook offerings. The official product site is already up and running now. Interestingly, AT&T prefers to call its subsidized netbooks as “mini laptops”, perhaps to avoid legal implications later on.

Anyway, the package is good for two types of data plans which cost either $40 or $60 monthly service fee.  Both come with a 24-month service contract and either a 5GB or 200MB domestic data access.

Up for grabs are the  as Acer Aspire One for $99, Dell Mini 9 for $149, Dell Mini 12 for $349, LG X110 for $249 and Lenovo X200 $849.99.

Actually only three of these products can be classified as netbooks, the 8.9-inch Aspire One, Dell Mini 9, and LG X110. Interestingly, the LG X110 is priced relatively higher than the other two because it sport a 10-inch display.

So, if you don’t mind getting tied up with a 24-month AT&T service contract, these netbook deals might interest you.

via Wallet Pop

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