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"The definitions for netbooks and MIDs, and the distinctions between the two (and regular laptops, for that matter), have always been more than a little nebulous, but it looks like Intel is doing its part to clarify things a bit (for itself, at least), and it's now sharing its internal definitions for the categories with the general public. According to jkOnTheRun, Intel sees netbooks as \"clamshell notebooks\" with 7-inch to 10.2-inch screens that are \"purpose built for Internet use.\" MIDs, on the other hand, are \"pocketable devices\" with 4-inch to 7-inch screens, which can also be clamshell devices, or come in slider or tablet form, each of which must also be built specifically for \"internet-based targeted usages.\" In related, confusion-inducing news, Intel also says that it expects to see an increasing number of specialized MIDs that focus on more narrow uses like navigation, entertainment or, yes, even gaming."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/04/intel-shares-its-internal-netbook-and-mid-definitions/>