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  • #laptops

    Nokia Booklet 3G Netbook Packs GPS, 3G, HDMI and...Windows

    So Nokia's got a 10-incher with built-in 3G and A-GPS (Ovi Maps) in the works. Interesting, but will it be just-another-netbook? I'd love to see a Nokia touch-screen interface on top of Windows. What about easy tethering with cell phones? More »
  • #umpcs

    Asus' N10 Non-Eee UMPC Gets Some Hands-On Action, More Specs

    While information has been arriving in fits and starts on Asus' new N10 non-Eee ultra-portable, over at Laptopmag they got a teeny hands-on view of the PC. The 10-inch machine (which Asus was keen to stress as a notebook not a netbook) is due to come in N10E and N10J versions, with the main differences being the HDD and graphics: the E version has 160GB HDD and Intel integrated graphics, while the J version gets 320GB and a switchable Integrated Intel or Nvidia GeForce 9300 MS package that we mentioned before. The battery life is now quoted at "6 to 12 hours" with a six-cell battery, which sounds even more incredible than the previous 6.5 hour figure. Finally, the pricing for the N10E's been set at $599, and the N10J's gone down to $699, which should be welcome news for Asus fans. [Laptopmag]
  • #dellinspiron910

    Dell Inspiron 910 Gets Release Date: This Friday, September 5th.

  • #aspireone

    Acer Drops Price of Aspire One to Impulse Buy Territory

  • #dellinspironmini

    Leaked: Dell Inspiron 910 (Mini Note) Specs and Release Date

    A few weeks ago we ran some rumored specs of Dell's answer to the Eee, the Dell Inspiron 910 (aka Mini Inspiron and Inspiron Mini). Now we've gotten our hands on the full (internal) 910 web documentation. Along with scoping shots from every angle, we've learned that the 910 will support SSDs up to 16GB and has what looks to be very moddable internals (large Phillips-head screws hold that SSD in place). The system will go on sale in just a few days—August 22nd our source says—but we still don't know whether or not that $299 starting price is just a myth. Just in case the gallery sizing is screwy, here's the full spec sheet all bigified: More »
  • #hppavillion

    Dealzmodo: $700 HP Ultraportable Tablet

  • #umpc

    Specs and Prices for Lenovo's Ideapad S9 Lite Notebook Hits Web

  • #amilomini

    Fujitsu Siemens Could Debut Amilo Mini Notebook on August 28

  • #umpcs

    Everun Note UMPC is First to Pack Dual-Core Processor, Says Raon Digital

  • #umpc

    Lenovo's Ideapad S10 Ultra-Portable Notebook PC Officially Due in September

  • #lenovo

    Sneak Peek: Lenovo's Upcoming $399 IdeaPad S10 Ultraportable

  • #laptops

    Voodoo Envy Impressions Roll In

  • #nvidia

    Nvidia Tegra All-in-One Mobile Processors Aim to Nuke Intel's Atom, Promise 30 Hours HD Playback

  • #wordup

    Subnotebook vs. UMPC vs. Netbook: WTF Is the Difference?

  • #umps

    HTC Advantage 7510 Not US-Bound

  • #homeentertainment

    The Mvix MV-2500U: An Ultra Portable, HDD-Based High-Def Media Center

    Mvix has announced their new, mini MV-2500U media player, which supports a 2.5-inch hard drive but can still cram in most of the features of its big brothers (the MX-780HD and MX-760) in a package about the size of a PDA. It can also support drives as big as 250GB, which should be enough to store about 100 DVD-quality movie titles. Other features include: 480p, 720p, 1080i compatibility and support for MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4, DVD (VOB, IFO), DivX (3/4/5/6), Xvid, BivX, VCD (DAT) formats. The MV-2500U is available now for $149. Press release after the break. More »
  • #laptops

    MSI Wind Notebook To Come In 8.9 and 10-Inch Flavors

  • #reviews

    First Asus Eee PC 900 Review (Verdict: A Bit More Comfy)

  • #laptops

    G10IL Takes on the Eee PC: Is it Getting Crowded in Here?

    If you were claustrophobic and sitting in a room filled with all of the competitors trying to step to Asustek's Eee PC—you would be freaking out right now. This time, the wannable comes in the form of the G10IL PC from Taiwanese manufactuerer Elitegroup Computer Systems. Users can expect Intel's new Atom processors, an 8.9 or 10.2-inch screen, up to 2GB of RAM, 7.2Mbps mobile broadband (HSPA) connectivity and your choice of the XP or Linux OS. More »
  • #umpcs

    MSI Wind Laptop to Make Eee PC Cry, "Eeek!"

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