netbooks

Apple on the top in 2010 Loyalty Index for notebooks and smartphones

Published on: 14th March, 2010

Brand Keys’ 2010 Loyalty Index reveals two important victories for Apple. Thanks to the iPhone, Apple is first in the top of the researchers’ smartphone ranks, while unibody MacBooks helped it be first in the full-size notebook computer category, ahead of Dell and other Windows PC brands. Although Apple does not make a netbook effectively, [...]

CULV-equipped netbook and new Acer desktops and notebooks

Published on: 9th March, 2010

Acer unveiled a wide range of new computers at CeBIT. The series includes desktop computers, notebooks and a netbook.
The Aspire One 752 is a netbook that integrates and Intel CULV processor and GS45 chipset instead of the Atom component used in the current 751 model. Intel’s 4500MHD integrated graphics handle high definition playback and 3D [...]

Core i7 EliteBook tablet and pro netbooks from HP

Published on: 5th March, 2010

The week began for HP with the launch of new EliteBook and ProBook models that include the first tablet based on the new chip architecture of Intel.
The EliteBook 2740p has a 12-inch multi-touch display that supports pens and a most durable constitution than mainstream computers like the TouchSmart tm2, for example. Resistance to humidity, dust [...]

Lenovo ThinkPad X100e specs shown on the company’s website

Published on: 25th February, 2010

A spec sheet of Lenovo’s ThinkPad X100e has recently been showed on Lenovo’s website; it seems that the device will have a 10.1-inch display and will offer a dual-core 1.66GHz Intel Atom CPU. The previous 11.6-inch version, with a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon Neo chip will also be offered. The smaller netbook will benefit from a [...]

ASUS’s T101MT convertible netbook is now official

Published on: 18th February, 2010

ASUS T101MT convertible netbook, spotted, on Christmas Eve, at the FCC, has now gone official, as full specifications are available on ASUS’s website. Information leaked in December is confirmed, as the new netbook has a 1.66Ghz Intel Atom N450 processor and a 10.1-inch LED-backlit multi-input touchscreen, with a resolution of 1024×600. The default OS is [...]

The first Ion 2 netbook: Acer’s Aspire One

Published on: 18th February, 2010

Acer is planning to release the first netbook to use NVIDIA’s Ion 2, despite the current phone focus. Aspire One 532g is intended to upgrade the 532h with a GeForce G 310M, which provides full 1080p video and hardware-accelerated 3D, as well as less power consumption. Intel’s building graphics are overcome into the processor by [...]

New, faster version of ASUS EeePC 1005PE-H

Published on: 13th February, 2010

The European market has recently been witness to the quiet launch of a new version of ASUS’s EeePC 1005PE netbook. Its name is EeePC 1005PE-H and it benefits from the usual 1.66GHz dual-core Atom processor. As an improvement, it gets 2GB of RAM instead of the usual 1GB, as well as a 320GB HDD, which [...]

FIC enters Pine Trail netbooks with its SVE00

Published on: 21st January, 2010

FIC has presented its SVE00, although it is not known as an important competitor on the netbook market. The 10-inch system is running on the expected 1.66GHz Atom from Intel’s Pine Trail platform and is unique through its design. The display section is smaller than the netbook’s base and allows users toggle wireless or power [...]

Pine Trail-based netbooks with touchscreen from HP

Published on: 13th January, 2010

The most significant HP unveiling at CES was the update of the Mini netbooks to provide them with Intel’s Pine Trail platform. The flagship of the series is the 10-inch Mini 5102, HP’s first touchscreen netbook. It sports native multi-touch Windows 7, has an aluminium chassis similar to the EliteBooks and also a Broadcom high [...]

Netbook with 11-hour battery life – the NB305 from Toshiba

Published on: 10th January, 2010

The third generation netbook was confirmed by Toshiba with an official event. Both the NB300 and the NB305 sport the Pine Trail-based 1.66GHz Atom from Intel and provide an extension of their battery life from nine hours to eleven hours. Although they have a longer life, the six-cell batteries did not increase either the size [...]

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