Lenovo have slipped out a slick promo trailer for their upcoming Lenovo Ideapad S110 ‘mini notebook.’
Lenovo have announced a new laptop designed to take the rough and tumble of the classroom in the shape of the ThinkPad X130e 11.6-inch ultraportable.
Figuring that a lot of folks are going to have a bit of trouble getting their heads around what the new Google Chrome-powered notebooks are all about, the search engine giant has released a rather charming video.
We’ve been gently salivating in the direction of Samsung’s ultrathin and gorgeous Series 9 laptop ever since it was first announced back in January, and now there’s a smaller 11.6-inch version to tempt our recession-addled wallets.
ASUS’s innovative Eee Pad Transformer was given an April worldwide release date, but it seems that the folks in Taiwan will be getting it this week with a release date ahead of schedule announced for March 25th.
Our schooldays were all pens, paper and clips around the ear, but these days da yoot need to be equipped with a full range of computer skills to take on the outside world, and with that in mind the new Classmate+ netbook has been released.
Tablet computers may be getting all the attention these days, but there’s still a lot to be said about the ‘umble netbook, and for some tasks, quality machines like the HP Mini 210 will easily outperform even the shiniest iPad. Read more…
It’s a clever, albeit weird looking, contraption allright, and now Dell’s innovative Inspirion Duo convertible netbook has gone up for pre-order on Microsoft’s store.
Billed as “powerful little computers that run Jolicloud OS for the ultimate Web experience,” Jolibook netbooks will soon be shipping in the UK.
Launching on Monday, November 15th and hoping to redirect some MacBook Air-bound traffic is the new Lenovo Ideapad U260, a pleasingly slim and light ultraportable sporting a 12.5 inch display and a Core i-series processor.
Unlike Microsoft’s much-desired Courier project, Toshiba’s twin screen concept laptop has actually made the jump into the real world, with the innovative Libretto W100 twin screen device now available for order in the US.
Dell has created some shelf space for their new Inspiron M101z netbook, an ‘ultra-thin and ultra-portable’ machine which is now available on their UK online store.
Netbooks have come a long way since the basic offerings of a few years back, and although the initial surge in sales may be relaxing slightly, they’re still very useful things and very much in demand.
With hundreds of different models now competing for your wallet, we’ve taken a look around at the very best and selected four netbooks which we think are in the current cream of the crop.
Charging at you at a rate of knots is Samsung’s new N230 ultra-slim netbook offering an astonishing 13.8 hours battery life.
If you’re not happy with your netbook and the keyboard-less lines of the tablet form aren’t exciting your wallet regions, then Acer are hoping that their tablet/netbook two-in-one hybrid will do the job for you.
Their new Aspire Timeline 1825PT can perform as a regular netbook with a proper QWERTY keypad and touchpad, but with a deft swivel of the 11.6 inch 1366 x 768 HD screen you’re holding a tablet (albeit a rather tubby one). Magic!
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