UMID unveils a new mini Netbook that manages to cram a touchscreen display, Intel Atom processor, “1GB memory and up to 32GB of SSD storage, and crazily jams in Korean wireless broadband WiBro, digital TV receivers, HSDPA, WiMAX, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth” into a tiny case. More pics after the jump.
Its touchscreen is a respectable 1024×600 pixels, and while the keyboard may challenge the fat-fingered, the machine can run XP, Vista or Linux.
Amazon is offering the ASUS Eee PC 1000h 10-inch Netbook for just $449.99 shipped, but unfortunately, there’s very few left in stock. It “features an 80 GB hard disk drive (HDD), 1 GB of RAM, 1.3-megapixel webcam integrated into the bezel above the LCD, tri-mode Wi-Fi networking (802.11b/g/n), integrated Bluetooth connectivity, Secure Digital memory card slot, multiple USB ports, a VGA output for connecting to a monitor.” Product page. Video after the break.
Designed specifically for mobile devices, the 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor uses a brand new design structure new hafnium-infused circuitry. Coupled with the ASUS exclusive Super Hybrid Engine, you’ll also enjoy up to 7 hours of battery life with this Windows-powered laptop.
Upgrades to the new MacBook Air include: a “new mini DisplayPort plug to replace that totally oddball microDVI plug and integrated graphics (NVIDIA 9400M).” More pics after the jump.
Shocking, we know. Booting is a snap (25 seconds in informal testing) with that new 128GB SSD, the computer runs cool and core-shut-down-free, can handle full HD video, and outputs to external monitors without a problem.
Priced from $400, the new HP Mini 1000 Netbook features a 10.1-inch display, 1.6-GHz Intel Atom processor, 2GB of memory, 16GB SSD, removable USB flash drive, integrated webcam, and Windows XP — custom OS option (MIE) available in January. Best of all, it weighs just 2.5-pounds. More pics after the jump.
Taking design cues from the custom Touchsmart interface, MIE streamlines the netbook experience by placing your most used apps into an efficient-looking homescreen. RSS Feeds, bookmarks, emails, music, photos and more are all available from this home screen.
Amazon is offering the Sylvania GNET13001 7-inch Netbook PC for only $299.99 shipped, originally priced at $329.00. In addition to “Google and Web 2.0, gOS utilizes Linux-based software to provide a robust and diverse set of applications simple enough for users to dive right in.” Product page. Video after the break.
Next generation Google applications optimize productivity with office tools, email, and web-linked favorites like Myspace and YouTube on the desktop.
Amazon is offering the MSI Wind 10-inch Mini Laptop for just $396.90 shipped after rebate, originally priced at $449.99. The “Intel Atom Processor uses a brand new design structure as basis adding in as much as 47 million transistors into one single chip, and the size is not even 25 (mm)2.” Product page. Video after the break.
It is only 19-31.5 mm in thickness making it extremely thin. The total weight added with the battery is not more than 1 kilogram, making the U100 very ideal for taking it on the go.
Amazon is offering the HP 8.9-inch Mini-Note PC for just $299.99 shipped, originally priced at $499.99. On the inside, you’ll find that it’s “powered by the VIA C7-M ULV processor, which provides a 1.0 GHz clock speed and excellent power management capabilities.” Product page. Video after the break.More pics after the jump.
And because it uses solid state hard drive memory instead of a spinning hard disk drive (with 4 GB of storage), the Mini-Note is optimal for weathering rough handling and sharing space in overstuffed bags.
To celebrate the release of 007: Quantum of Solace, Sony is auctioning off this VAIO James Bond limited edition TT laptop (007/100) on eBay. Weighing 2.9-pounds, it sports “an Intel Centrino 2 processor, 4GB RAM, a 64GB SSD, an 11.1-inch XBRITE LCD screen and a built-in webcam.” Auction page. More pics after the jump.
A 64GB Solid state drive provides a faster, more durable storage solution. 11.1 inch display with XBRITE-DuraView technology with LED backlight for a brighter LCD with 100% color saturation and scratch-resistant coating.
At first glance, the “Mo” may look like a standard organizer, but it’s actually a notebook PC in disguise. This gadget adapts to “users specific needs and interests as well as offering a convenient way to organize files.” More pics after the jump.
The customize cover allows the user to show his/her identity and can build a long lasting relationship with the product. It has unique backward folding design that allows you to use it as an alarm.
According to Steve Jobs, “Apple is going to ‘wait and see’ how the category evolves and ‘we’ve got some pretty interesting ideas if it does evolve.’ More pics after the jump.
..at first Steve Jobs seemed pretty down on the whole category, saying that there are “not a lot of them getting sold,” and Apple’s “entrance into that category” is the iPhone.