Toshiba is planning a Tegra-powered netbook, called the AC100-114. The device runs Android 2.1. It is boosted by NVIDIA’s Tegra T20 processor, 512MB of RAM and 16GB SSD. The Android netbook has a 10.1-inch SVGA 1024×600 LED-backlit display and HDMI and VGA video output. Thanks to the Tegra processor, the netbook is capable of 1080p HD video playback.



Toshiba AC100-114 also gets bulilt-in WiFi connectivity, Ethernet, 2-in-1 card reader and 1.3 Megapixel webcam.

CherryPal Asia C117

CherryPal has launched the two new Asia netbooks, the Asia C117 and Asia C118 running the Android 1.6 OS and are designed with developing countries in mid. Both Asia models are powered by VIA 8505 ARM9 processor running at 533MHz, 256MB RAM and 2GB of flash memory. More of this gadget »

Onkyo launches the MX1007A4 netbook that offers up to 14.4 hours of battery life. Boosted by Intel Atom Z515 1.2GHz processor, instead of latest Atom Pine Trail, the MX1007A4 has 1GB of RAM, integrated graphics and a 250GB hard drive.

The Onkyo MX1007A4 has a 10.1-inch display with 1024×600 resolution, a 1.3 Megapixel webcam, SD/SDHC card slot and supports Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b/g.[onkyo PDF]

You are lucky if you are living in the States because Samsung will release the Samsung N150 Corby netbook in the US market. Amazon sells this netbook for $319.99 + free shipping in Bermuda Blue, Flamingo Pink or Caribbean Yellow. As a reminder, the Samsung N150 Corby is a 10.1-inch netbook that sports a 1,024 x 600 resolution non-glare display, a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, a 1GB RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and a 6-cell battery. The netbook runs on the Windows 7 Starter Edition OS

LG’s unannounced X20 netbook clears the FCC. The X20 is powered by an Atom N450 processor and gets 2GB of memory and a 250GB hard drive. It has 10.1-inch 1366×768 LCD display and a 4-cell battery. The netbook includes also built-in HSPA 3.5G connectivity, in addition to WiFi.

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Onkyo Japan has announced the release of their C411 PineTrail-based netbooks, which come equipped with built-in digital TV and FM/AM radio tuner. The Onkyo C411 netbooks look pretty similarly to the Acer Aspire 532h, the two tuners on the netbooks seem unusual compared to what other netbooks have. But the downside is the C411 packs with a 3-cell battery that lasts only 3.3 hours.

The Onkyo C411 netbooks are packed with an Intel Atom N450 (1.66GHz) processor, a GMA 3150 graphics, 1GB RAM, 250GB HDD, wireless b/g/n, 0.3 megapixel webcam, loaded with Windows 7 starter, PureScape for TV/radio tuning and it has a 10.1 inch glossy display with resolution of 1024×600. It’s also equipped with the usual array of ports such as USB, Ethernet, SD card slot and an additional for attaching to an external antenna to boost the TV/radio signals. It weighs 1.1kg and priced at 54,800 yen ($598).

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MSI today launched a new netbook that is powered by Linux SUSE Moblin 2.1 OS. Known as the MSI U135, the netbook comes jam packed with an Intel Atom N450 CPU, a 1GB of RAM, and a 250GB of hard disk drive. It boots quickly and has a widget-based user interface designed for small-screen devices

Gateway has come up with a new series of netbooks named LT21, they all have a display screen of 10.1-inches and use Intel Atom as the processor.

In terms of specifications the LT21 series have the Atom N450 as the processor running at 1.66GHz, and a GMA 3150 on the graphics. The hard-drive can either have 160GB or 250GB, and the memory RAM is set at 1GB.

Other goodies of this netbook include 3 case colors – red, black, and white – a 6-cell battery that provides 10 hours of battery, and Windows 7 Starter or Windows XP Home OS.

Expect to pay $300 for a Gateway LT21 netbook.

Lenovo’s U1 has a lot to brag about as it is both a tablet and a notebook. The tablet is 1.6 pounds with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 512MB DDR1 RAM, and 16GB SSD. The dock itself is 3.8 pounds with Intel Core2 Duo U4100 processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM, and 128GB SSD.

The thing will run on Windows 7, and it will cost about $1,000. Whoa. I heard that the Freescale is working on a similar model with the ARM Cortex-A8 tablet/netbook.

BPhone is no doubt a phone by its name. But its size and the capabilities definitely deserve itself to be called a netbook instead of a phone. The BPhone features a 5-inch rotating display, a QWERTY keyboard with a trackball on it and it runs Windows XP as the operating system.

So, BPhone is simply another XP phone comes in a size that is quite impractical to bring along with you anywhere you go. But I believe this phone can let you do some simple computing, browsing the Internet while you’re on the run. There is no further information about who the manufacturer is, how much it costs or when the release date is.

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