Posted by admin on Nov 9, 2009 in
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We can not confirm whether Sagem has the specifications of the UMID M1 MBOOK changed, but we can say is that the name change for Sagem Spiga less go: 499 euros from the previous 600-700.
hp pro book 5310
It’s still the same tiny 4.8-inch (1024 x 600) with the screen Netbook 1.1GHz Intel Atom processor, WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G and a webcam. We hope that Sagem improve the quality of construction of the smallest laptop in the world, a mistake that most complaints had been collected. Video after the break. See if you can spot some changes.
Tags: mbook, netbook, sagem, umid m1 mbook
Posted by admin on Sep 2, 2009 in
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If you been holding off on pick up an Acer Aspire Revo nettop until dual-core option was available, it looks like the wait is almost over. Acer brings a version of its small desktop computer with a 1.6GHz Atom 330 dual-core processor, 4GB RAM, HDMI output, NVIDIA graphics ION today at the IFA in Berlin.
The new model is called Acer AspireRevoe 3600, and as her siblings, it has a VESA mount that lets you add the computer to the back of a monitor do you have an all-in-one desktop PC.
No word on price or availability.
Tags: acer, aspire, netbook, revo
Posted by admin on Jun 28, 2009 in
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With the new Netbook announcements slowing a bit, it’s now much easier as a new Netbook than a few months ago. With this release we are slowly starting to see more Netbook specialize in certain markets. ; The new HP Mini 5101 is a great example. The HP 5101 is the new Netbook for professionals who want to create a small, durable computer. To set the device permanently, the 5101 is made of anodized aluminum with a black brushed surface. The bottom and palm rest are ready for use with magnesium-alloy with a rubberized always had the feeling that it slides out of the hands, which can happen on the plastic of the other Netbook. The middle 95 percent Chiclete keyboard is spill resistant even with HP Durakeys order to show too much wear. The HP 5101 looks to be a fantastic Netbook. The design looks great, and the anodized aluminum so much more stable than the standard plastic Netbook. The keyboard is very easy to type for almost all because it is near-standard size. The 10.1″ screen is also available in HD to make it even more desirable. It comes with a multitude of options, including XP OS, SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 and FreeDOS, with hard drives up to 300 GB or 80 GB SSD. There is also an option for installing an EV-DO or HSPA broadband module, combined with wireless broadband if you are willing to pay $ 60 per month or so. In all HP Mini 5101 looks to what we’ve been waiting for in terms of design, Netbook does not seem to be thin.
Tags: 5101, business, hp, mini, netbook
Posted by admin on Feb 23, 2009 in
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Exactly one year ago, Digital Foci Photo Book would be tempting. It is a combination memory card reader and displays, with – essential for any serious photographer – RAW support.
But when we look at the data we see that it is at every turn by a surpass Netbook. The 8 “display is smaller, the paltry 4GB of internal memory is obviously not enough – all my cameras have at least a 4 GB card in the interior. Worse still, the battery life you can not even beat a full Netbook. It only takes 2 , 5 hours.
In fact, only the benefits of portability and price. The photobook will hit stores in May this year. A Netbook is about twice as high, but can do so much more. And as Joel at Boing Boing Gadgets points out, RAW support is a constantly shifting target. This is the reason why Adobe and Apple are always updating their photo software only to continue with new cameras.
via Crunchgear
Tags: Digital, foci, gadget, netbook, photobook, raw
Posted by admin on Jan 23, 2009 in
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The economy is the harm to all in these days – and if it is no less true for the Miu companies are working feverishly to its all-in-one handheld, although some serious setbacks in the finance department. Ready to go into production at the drop of a hat, there are currently two versions of the device in development – the fundamental atomic-powered Netbook PMP e-book reader and a dual-boot Windows XP CE device with a GPS and a mobile phone. What can we say, the thing is still a fist full of ugly, but we hope that these kids crazy, and we wish them the best. We really do.
Tags: device, miu, mobile, netbook, phone
