Webbook

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The term webbook is used by internet users to describe a book that can be accessed on line, a "web book"[1][2] [3]. The term is also known by Internet users, computer experts and various technical and retail industries to designate a laptop or other similar portable devices that allow the user to access the World Wide Web. As use and reference to laptops become more widespread, the reference to webbook (being a laptop) is in the line with other similar terms like "note book", which are also used to describe laptops in recent times. "Web book" meaning a laptop that allows the user to access the web or the world wide web.