First Images of Acer Aspire One 10"
Acer announced the release of the AAO 10 “for the month of February 2009, and already leaks appear on the Net.
A user forum aceraspireoneuser to put his hand on the photos of the new (and future best seller) AAAO screen of 10 “.
Note that the touchpad buttons have migrated under the touchpad unlike the 8.9 model.
Here are the technical specifications:
Intel Atom 1.6 Ghz N280/N270
1GB Ram (1 slot)
Screen 10.1 “with resolution 1024 × 600
Hard Drive 160 Gb
Bluetooth
Wifi
3G (Optional)
Multitouch touchpad
WinXP
SDHC card reader (no second expansion slot)
3x USB
Webcam.
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Rumor: 11 and 13" HP Mini-Note netbook coming?
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What’s Sexy? VAIO P unboxing Shots!
Oh yes. Despite the price, I think the Sony VAIO “netbook” is the sexiest ever.
Akihabaranews aka “The lucky Japanese” got hold one and shows us the unboxing shots. See them here.
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Samsung NC20 images, specs
NC20: you know, the successor to Samsung’s NC10 netbook? Well, here are the specs.
1.3GHz VIA Nano U225 CPU (sorry Intel fans)
12.1-inch WXGA display (1,280 x 800)
VIA Chrome 9 HC3 graphics
a multicard reader
Ethernet / USB 2.0 ports
optional WiFi / Bluetooth
choice of HDD or SSD
for a rumored price of $500. Not too bad really.
And we know it’s real because it’s actually on Samsung’s website .
More shots (thanks to NotebookItalia ):
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New Eee PC 1004DN has an Intel Atom N280 1.66Ghz
Wait, another Eee PC? Oh yes. But look at the processor: it’s an Intel Atom N280, which is currently not out yet.
Anyways, here’s what we know about the new processor so far (according to liliputing ):
The Intel Atom N280 features a 1.66GHz clock speed, compared to the 1.6GHz speed of the N270. And the N280 has a 667MHz bus, compared with the 533MHz bus on the N270.
Will users notice a major difference in performance or battery life? It’s not likely, but anything’s possible. An Asus spokesperson tells me that a handful of new Eee PC models will feature the new Intel Atom N280 CPU, while most older models will keep the N270.
Oh, and I noticed two other things when I went and took another look at this netbook for this post. It also features an ExpresCard slot and an 8-in-1 card reader instead of the usual SDHC/MMC card slot that Asus uses for Eee PC netbooks.
CNet reports the N280 also features the new GM40 chipset which will offer better graphics performance, particularly with HD video playback.
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ASUS Eee PC 1000HE unveiled
A even bigger keyboard from the Eee PC 1000H – The shift has been moved to the right of the arrow keys, giving the keyboard more room. The “E” in 1000HE means “Extended”, for your information. The keyboard is also a chicklet style (like the MacBook Air) and comes with a six-cell pack full of 2.9 amp batteries (versus 2.7 amps in the 1000H). This also comes with 8011.2n and Bluetooth, while a cheaper model, 1000HAE, won’t have these two functions.
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How to: Install Mac OS X on your Eee PC
Don’t be a twat. Buy a MacBook.
Asus Eee PC T91 convertible tablet
It’s been expected for months, now Asus has announced its Eee PC T91 convertible tablet ripe for a fresh Windows 7 tossing. The 2-pound (right, two!), 1-inch thick tablet features an 8.9-inch LED backlit touch panel riding atop Intel’s Z520 Atom processor. It also features a TV-tuner and built-in GPS. No other details yet but it won’t be long. Picture from Engadget.
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