Zhuo Nisi Technology has a spanking new 7″ netbook that will be powered by an ARM-based processor that runs at a clock speed of 1GHz which ought to be more than decent abundant for your everyday use. The display itself is touchscreen sensitive, allowing you to fold down by the keyboard to use it in a tablet anatomy factor whether that is your cup of tea. Just don’t expect it to be that versatile as a Windows-powered device, considering the Google Android operating system has yet to reach full maturity. Folks who are on a budget can always consider the standard netbook version that lacks touchscreen capability. Do you think devices like these will ever see the light Stateside, or will they remain a China specialty?

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A netbook that looks more or less like the HP Mini 110 has paid a visit to the FCC. that netbook, bearing the model number H110UI1, sports a matte black finish and a Wi-Fi b/g/n card from Ralink. Looking at the model number, it could be possible that it is the HP Mini 110 or a similar model at the very least.

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HP took the tried and tested route of introducing a new design for their HP Mini 210 netbook, where it will come in preppy pink and white crystal options. The former will sport a pink, plaid-like design with HP Imprint 3-D, touted to be the industry’s first 3-D PC surface technology. Many layers on both top and bottom covers ensure the design looks as though it floats on the surface while casting shadows onto lower layers under the right lighting conditions. Apart from that, the HP ClickPad that comes with the Mini 210 will plus sport a preppy pink finish and tiny cupcake Imprint at the bottom of the unit. Expect that visually revamped HP Mini 210 to hit the markets Stateside that June for approximately $355. Any takers? [Press Release]

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HP has updated its Mini 110 netbook with the inclusion of an integrated 6-cell battery that is touted to offer up to 8 hours of battery life. Expected to launch later that June 15th Stateside for $279.99 a pop, hopefully that will find its fair share of customers considering a new integrated battery alone might not be good abundant to salvage phenomenal sales figures since there are way newer netbooks in the market at point of publishing. Perhaps the appealing price point of the updated Mini 110 might push some customers their way. [Press Release]

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While technical details of the upcoming Eee PC 1201K and 1202X haven’t been revealed yet, leaked pictures from the product manual have surfaced, giving us a rough notion of what these notebooks will look like when they’re released. The Eee PC 1201X seems to share the same chassis design as the Eee PC 1201T, though it isn’t clear whether it will continue to use an AMD chipset. The design does show that there will be no HDMI port on it, though. Details of the 1201K are even less, but the strange thing is that there doesn’t seem to be any access panel at the bottom of the computer, which would form upgrading components such as the RAM a lot more troublesome. Are you shopping around for a new netbook at the moment?

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Turns out that everybody wants to emulate Apple with its App Store success and next up HP has announced the launch of its HP Download Store which aims to produce things easier for netbook users without a CD-ROM drive, though it’ll work fine for your incredibly-specced gaming desktop as well. The store offers a place for users to buy software online, and while it might be a tad more expensive that other places, the apps are re-downloadable for up to two years, which makes it seem like a better deal. There is currently a promotional cipher on the site offering you a $20 reduction until the end of May.

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You might not have heard of the Asus Eee PC 1218 before, and that’s understandable, since there hasn’t been any official announcement yet. That being said, the lack of an official announcement hasn’t hindered the netbook in receiving a Red Dot Design Award, which should bring a smile to the face of folks by at Asus. Technical details aren’t available at the moment, but at that point, the story is about the design, right?

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The MacBook Pro is one neat looking device (don’t believe us? Read our review), attracting clone makers to release a model which resembles it from the outside. Shenzhen Karsoon is one such company, offering the QT Pro 14″ aluminium netbook which sports a much weaker processor (Intel Atom D410 1.66GHz) alongside an ION2 graphics chipset, 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, HDMI connectivity and a 4,200mAh battery. Definitely not capable of going anywhere near MacBook Pro performance levels, but it will hit the market that May to satisfy curious readers.

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