Subsidized netbooks are common now in the U.S. after being mostly in Europe for a long time. AT&T is building up its netbook fleet and has announced that it will be offering the Samsung Go as a subsidized offering starting on November 22 for $199 after new agreement and mail-in rebates.

The netbook runs Windows 7 Starter edition and has an Intel Atom N270 CPU. Storage is to a 160GB HDD and the machine has 1GB of RAM. Power comes from a 4-cell 4000mAh battery. The 3G modem built-in operates on HSPA 7.2/5.1 networks and GSM/GPRS/EDGE networks.

The screen of the machine is 10.1-inches and it has a resolution of 1024 x 600. To get the machine at the subsidized price you will need to pay either $35 monthly for 200MB of data or $60 monthly for 5GB of data.