New York Times Netbook Deal for Times Reader Subscriptions [NYT Netbook Deal: Samsung N310 'Go' Netbook $100 Discount]

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We’re used to phone networks offering up deals on netbooks in a bid to secure your custom, but now none other than the New York Times are getting in on the action in offering a discounted price for a Samsung netbook in return for you singing up to the digital edition of the NYT via their Times Reader 2.0 for a year.

The deal, which sees the Samsung N310 ‘Go’ Netbook’s price slashed by $100 would usually go for around some $420 but, thanks to J&J, who have teamed up with the New York Times to offer the N310 already discounting it to some $380 once you apply the NYT discount you’re looking at having to fork out just $279.99 – though, of course, you’ll also have to factor in a year’s subscription to the Times Reader software which comes in at $179.40 (for the year).

“Offering Times Reader with the Samsung Go makes it possible to enjoy our next generation news reader application on a sleek, premium netbook,” Yasmin Namini, New York Times senior vice president/marketing and circulation, said in a statement. “This is a great value for consumers, especially with the holiday season approaching.”

Considering it? Want to know what the N310 offers? You can check out our low down concerning the Samsung N310 here. Alternatively, if you want to get in on the NYT N310 deal you can do so here.

[Doh - just noticed Chris had this covered. Good to know that, as the Editor, I have my eye on the ball today, isn't it? Oh the team will make me pay for this. Consider my knuckles wrapped. - ed]