Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Airis ISA-Q1019 Netbook Specifications:
- Via C7-M 1.0 GHz CPU
- Via VX800U
- 7″ Wide TFT-LCD
- 1 GB DDR2-RAM
- 1,8″-HDD with 40 GB
- Webcam
- WLAN 802.11b/g
- 2x USB, Sound, VGA out, DC-in
- Modem, LAN
- 3-in-1 Card Reader
- 96 mm x 42 mm x 28.7 mm
Source: Airis ISA-Q1019 | Digg It
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Intel has released a mini-ITX motherboard incorporating its new Atom 230 CPU and selling for around $80. Likely bound for a variety of “nettops” and other devices, the D945GCLF has serial, parallel, and IDE interfaces, six USB ports, 10/100 Ethernet, and HD audio, says Intel. Understandably, the economical D945GCLF is a textbook example of what [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
by Barry Young, Senior Advisor and Consultant – Intel introduced the 2W+ Atom, its latest low cost, low power microprocessor, which is yet another attempt to expand their market by creating a product family, falling between the Smart Phone and the notebook. This “middy” device which in previous incarnations has failed miserably has been called [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
An ultra slimline tablet from Albatron has been unveiled at Computex. The Rocker has a seven-inch 800 x 480 touchscreen, 128MB flash memory, Wi-fi, Bluetooth, a webcam, and SD and MMC slots. Weighing just 343 grams, the battery runs for six hours on a single charge, and it runs Windows CE. Not too shabby, really. [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Brian Caulfield, wrote on Forbes.com an interesting article speculating that iPod and iPhone – and the software – delivering App Store – could bring trouble to Nintendo’s dominace of the handheld market.
There’s only one company on earth that has come back from behind to wrest a multibillion-dollar market away from Sony, beat back a grasping [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Yes, yes and yes – BUT – Even more interesting: Da Babes and Girls . Welcome to Computex 2008 – And, please AVING, MORE GIRLS, please
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Everex showcased its Cloudbook, a 7″ netbook that uses a higher performance Low Temperature Poly-Silicon (LTPS) TFT LCD. Everex could have made the entire unit much smaller, but I guess they were trying to keep the keyboard large enough for regular-sized folks. It is also unfortunate that the 7″ LCD is shifted to the left [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Laptoping.com posted a list with AMDs CPUs for AMDs latest notebook platform, codenamed ‘Puma’. Though there are still a lot of new models to com in Q3 and Q4 this year, some types are already ‘listed’:
AMD Turion 64 X2 Ultra (Dual Core)
ZM-80 2.1GHz 1MB 3600MHz
ZM-82 2.2GHz 1MB 3600MHz
ZM-86 2.4GHz 1MB 3600MHz
AMD Turion 64 X2 (Dual [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Jin from displayblog.com posted two very interesting mobiles. First about Haier’s new 81004 netbook. Jin wrote, that the 81004’s keyboard size suggest a 10.2″ wide LCD with a 1024 x 600 pixel format. But Jin stresses that it is just a guess. Undisputed the CPU: Intel’s Atom powers the netbook. The Haier 81004 is codeveloped [...]
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Posted on 5.June 2008 by notebookfan
Digitimes reports AU Optronics (AUO) having announced what is called by AUO as the world’s first convex curved display – after showcasing its concave curved display at SID 2008 in May. The TFT-LCD glass substrate has a curve radius of 100mm, AUO detailed, which it says requires a special thinning technology to achieve. Also a [...]
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