Showing posts with label Netbook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Netbook. Show all posts

The White MacBook Air Clone N06, 10 inches, smaller than MacBook Air


Apple products are always the most cloned in China. And now a Shanzhai manufacturer gave his clone of the new MacBook Air 11″. Called N06, it adopts a 10.6-inch LED screen with a resolution of 1024×600 pixels. It has a netbook configuration with an Atom processor N450 1.66Ghz supported by 1GB of DDR2 and a 160GB hard drive. In addition, it offers an HDMI output, 2 USB 2.0, one RJ45 LAN port, a Mini Display Port output, a slot for 3G SIM and a SD card reader. This Macbook Air clone measures 276x188x26mm and weighs 1.1 kg with its battery of 3800mAh.
The price will be the main asset of this clone since it should be at around 150 euros.

Jolicloud 1.1 now available to download


You've already seen it on the Jolibook, but now anyone with a netbook or suitable computer can get their hands on the Jolicloud 1.1 operating system, which promises a number of improvements over version 1.0. Chief among those is the brand new HTML5 desktop, along with a simplified login process using Facebook Connect, a generally spiffed up UI, and a slew of other tweaks that promise better performance and battery life compared to the previous version.

Toshiba intros NB520 and NB500 netbook with dual Atom, Harman speakers


Toshiba has recently launched two new models in its new netbook series called NB500 and NB520 NB, both make the leap to the dual-core, 1.5GHz Atom N550 and can play up to 720p video. The NB520 is more unique still in its audio system: a set of Harman Kardon speakers gives it above-average 4W output and supports Dolby Advanced Audio.

AMD netbooks: Acer Aspire One 521 and Gateway LT22 hands-on

Acer may already have the Ion 2-powered Aspire One 532g in its arsenal, but who's going to complain about two more HD-capable, 10-inch netbooks? Showing some serious love to AMD, the Acer Aspire One 521 and Gateway LT22 both pack new 1.2GHz AMD V105 processors along with ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4225 graphics. The latter is what had us most impressed when we caught some time with the duo at the Netbook Summit -- the 521 and LT22 handled 1080p WMV video and light gaming without any stuttering. We'll hold our real performance conclusions until we can test the battery life on these bad boys, but other than that they look like decent netbook contenders with the standard 1GB of RAM and 160GB hard drives. And unlike the typical Atom netbook, they have HDMI ports.

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HP Mini 1000

 It may seem as if Hewlett-Packard is arriving somewhat late to the Netbook game with its Mini 1000, but the company's business division has offered a similar system, the 2133 Mini-Note PC since the spring of this year. That model scored points with the best Netbook keyboard we've seen and a solid metal construction, but the wimpy VIA processor (and a higher price than other Netbooks) kept it from being a top contender.