HP Slate To Be Launched In Europe In June For €400?
March 19, 2010
While there hasn’t been any official price or release term for the HP Slate in the U.S. just yet, news is already out that the device could be launched in June, and be ready for sale in Europe by September. Based on the info we dug up, the device will be going for around €400 ($545), and will sport an Intel Atom CPU, built-in webcam, USB connectivity, built-in card reader and the controversial Flash support. Of course, that doesn’t mean that we’ll be getting the HP Slate for $545 when it’s released in the U.S., but it might be a rough guide whether you’re thinking of saving up your pennies for its imminent launch. Would a $545 price point be decent for the HP Slate to hold its own against the $499 Apple iPad?
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Neofonie WePad might be confusing
March 18, 2010
The Neofonie WePad is a cheeky attempt at a wordplay on the iPad, and it is surprising to see it come from the Germans whom we thought were much more serious in their undertakings. Still, the WePad boasts German efficiency (and hopefully, build) with an 11.6" display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, an Intel Atom 1.66GHz N450 processor, GMA 3150 graphics, a batter that lasts for up to 6 hours, an integrated webcam, a couple of USB ports and a memory card reader. Oh yeah, we left out the UMTS modem which allows you to hook up to the WePad App Store. Apart from that, that Android-powered device will additionally feature access to the Android Market - now how about that!
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Giada VIVA-NE200 netbook
March 18, 2010
You might not have heard of the Giada sort name before, but that Chinese PC manufacturer has a grade new netbook for the masses, coming in the structure of the VIVA-NE200 which debuted at CeBIT earlier that month. that is a standard netbook with a 10.1" display at 1,024 x 600 resolution, powered by an Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor alongside GMA 3150 integrated graphics. Sounds pretty much like any other netbook in the market, eh? Specifications include up to 2GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. Gotta wonder who would pick that up in its gaudy glossy pink exterior.
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Google TV ready to rock and roll
March 18, 2010
Google seems to be interested in dipping their fingers across a wide range of devices, and we have whiff of Google TV in the works. that ambitious platform looks set to deliver web composition to Android-based set-top boxes as well as TVs through a series of partnerships including Sony, Intel and Logitech among others. Google has hopes that that new platform will be able to break the previous failures of prior efforts from other companies, with a bright spark that could seamlessly integrate web substance onto TVs. According to The Times, Google TV will see set-top boxes that are powered by Intel Atom processors as well as those that run on an Android-based platform. Do you think that Google might be overextending themselves here?
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Archos A13PS blazes trail with Intel Atom processor
March 18, 2010
Guess the use of Intel's Atom processors are no longer limited to just netbooks, as Archos forges a new path with their Archos A13PS notebook. Sporting a 13.3" display, it runs on the Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor, which happens to be Intel’s latest dual core version of its Atom line, complete with integrated GMA 3150 graphics. Word on the street has it that the Archos A13PS will be running on Windows 7 Home Premium operating system, but more details should surface when April rolls around since that is when the notebook would be released.
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Ed Hardy design graces Acer Aspire One D150
March 18, 2010
The Acer Aspire One D150 might be a pretty old netbook, but that doesn't mean it should not receive the benefit of an exterior mod, eh? that Ed Hardy design was spotted at some store in Munich, Germany, where it is going for approximately 360 Euros, boasting an awesome looking lid and cover that ought to amake it easy to strike conversations with strangers at a cafe or anywhere else with Wi-Fi connectivity. Other specifications are standard such as an Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, the Windows XP operating system and a 3-cell battery.
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Shuttle XPC X50V2 Barebones PC
March 17, 2010
Shuttle has come up with another one of its barebones computers, and that instance, it’s the Shuttle XPC X50V2. Aside from the fact that you’ll have to add your own hard drive and memory (since that is a barebones PC), the X50V2 sports some useful specifications, including a new dual-core Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor with integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics. The Shuttle XPC X50V2 should be going for around $400, and specifications include:
- Intel Atom D510 Pine Trail processor
- Integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics
- 15.6-inch 1366 x 768 touchscreen display
- Supports up to 4GB of RAM
- Supports a 2.5-inch hard drive or solid state drive (SSD)
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