Although Dell has an on-again, off-again love affair with the Inspiron Mini 9. The company has announced the discontinuation of the product at least once or twice, although the 9-inch netbook has a way of constantly appear in the Dell store.

But if you are able to buy a new Mini 9 next month or not, there’s already a whole range of Dell Inspiron Mini 9 and Mini-Laptops Dell Vostro A90 in circulation. (The Vostro A90 is pretty much identical to the Mini 9, it only helps the business model of corporate branding).

The Mini 9 is normally a 4-cell battery. But MyDigital offers an 8-cell, 5200mAh battery that should last for up to 10 hours. The company warns that the battery works best with netbooks with the A04 or earlier BIOS versions. If you use the A05 BIOS, you can see some problems or have charge the battery.

The handsome with NVIDIA ION Lenovo S12 looks like when it comes to the launch of Windows 7 from Microsoft to be postponed in October, this is just the latest in a long series of delays that have led us to here, where someone is waiting for one of these machines.

To make matters more confusing, it is assumed that Lenovo intends to several versions of the ION powered S12.

Specs:

• 12.1-inch screen
• 1 GB of RAM
• 160 GB SATA Hard Drive
• Six-cell battery
• VIA Nano Processor ULV 2250
• 800 MHz FSB
• 1 MB L2 cache
• 1.3 GHz

via liliputing

MSI has the X-Slim X600 ultra-thin 15.6-inch laptop PC based on published CULVER Intel platform.

Weighing 4.6 pounds with a 6-cell battery and measuring 0.98 cm thin, the X600 packs an ultra-low voltage Core 2 Solo or Celeron processor, the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4330 graphics card with 512 MB dedicated, up to 4 GB of DDR2 memory, until a to 500 GB hard drive space and an optional external optical drive.

The 15.6″ display has a resolution of 1366×768 pixels.

MSI Notebook also has four Dolby surround speakers, a 1.3 MP webcam, 802.11n WiFi, Gigabit LAN, Bluetooth and WiMAX in select models, HDMI and VGA outputs, two standard USB ports and an eSATA USB combo port and a SD SDHC MMC card reader.

The MSI X600 is running Windows Vista Home Premium operating system and is in the colors silver and black.

The Wind U200 is still to make it in Europe, but strangely, MSI have decided to launch two variants of the U200 to the MSI Wind U210-002 and the MSI Wind U210-010 are essentially adjacent to the store.

Features:

• Processor: AMD Athlon Neo MV-40, 1.6 GHz, 512 KB L2 cache, 800 MHz HT
• Memory: 1GB DDR2
• Display: 12.1 inches
• Graphics: ATI Mobility Radeon X1250, HyperMemory (integrated)
• Hard Drive: 160 min GB SATA 5400 rpm
• Network: Wi-Fi 802.11b g, 10 100 Ethernet LAN, Bluetooth
• Microsoft Windows XP Home OS
• Dimensions: 297 x 190 x 31 mm
• Weight: 1.5 kilograms
• Other: Webcam, black or gray

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Sharp Japan has today a new entry into ultra-mobile PCs with the PC-Z1, unlike the Netwalker known. Unlike most UMPCs, which are based on either Windows or Linux versions of the custom, the PC-Z1 Ubuntu Linux 9:04 used as a platform.

The process is carried i.MX515 800MHz Freescale CPU, there exist only 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of internal memory when a microSD memory card slot, users can extend it by another 16GB. Users communicate through a 5-inch, 1024×600 resolution touch screen and the device is also light on under 1lb. The very small form factor makes it ultra-portable device, while a built-in Wi-Fi connection can access the Internet away from these locations.

The Netwalker can boot into a fast start-up screen in about 3 seconds, allowing users to quickly meet e-mails and other low-key tasks. There are 68 keys on the keyboard of tightly packed UMPCs, Sharp, and claims a 10-hour battery life.

Sharp has reported the contents of plans specifically for the PC-Z1, including language and other dictionaries, novels and comic books create. With the Netwalker, Sharp hopes to create a new market, straddling the fence between notebooks and smartphones.

The Netwalker ship is in Japan on 25 September, with prices not yet announced. A U.S. release of the UMPC is not expected until sometime in September 2010. It is in white, black and red.

via impress

This little doohickey you can in principle with a special pen to treat a laptop screen, as if it were a touch screen. You can write, you use a keyboard on the screen, or tap on the display.

Now it looks like Tablo has a little competition. The duo does pretty much the same. In fact, I do not rule out the possibility that it actually excludes the same device under a different brand names.

Since the Tablo is not generally available in the U.S. yet, the duo could be a good alternative. It was designed to work with the tablet software in Windows Vista and Windows 7 built work, although Mac support coming soon supposedly.

Now that the 3G Nokia Booklet (announced), its first netbook, it is clear that the Finnish company will not stop here when it comes to this type of device.

DigiTimes cites for Taiwan-based handset makers, who say that Nokia prepares to work with ODMs for the development of ARM-based SmartBook to discuss.

Said SmartBook will be launched in mid-2010, and it is probably of Foxconn Electronics, Compal Electronics, or are manufactured. Unfortunately, further details are currently missing.

Say what the brochure 3G (picture above), the same Taiwanese sources that the netbook is manufactured by Compal. And despite the fact that they will be presented next week at the Nokia World 2009, it may not be released this year, but in the spring of 2010.

Last month, a Netbook with the name Hannspree Hanns grade shown on the British market. Well, who would have thought that, despite no special features and functions that this Netbook would come to the U.S. market?

Well, believe it or not people, you can your hands on the Hanns Netbook note if you are willing to pay $ 380th And for this price, then you would add the following features and properties – 10-inch display, 1.6 GHz Atom CPU, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, Windows XP, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 1.3MP camera, and 6 cell battery pack.

via electronista

It looks like the 7-inch Touchscreen Tablet Netbook by Suzuki, which we told you about the other day is already on the hook in the Philippines (and possibly other parts of Asia). The Suzuki MNI 701 neutron Tablet Netbook, packing-7.1-inch WSVGA touch screen TFT LCD, 1.3 GHz Intel Atom Z520 processor, 2GB RAM, 60GB hard drive, other basic Netbook Specifications and a 4-cell battery, costs 24,000 pesos or $ 496 USD from the online store of local computer store PC Gilmore.

At the same time there is a 10-inch Netbook Suzuki for the 1021 Suzuki Neutron Netbook. The information on this are pretty standard for a Netbook (and rather outdated, if I may say so myself): 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 Processor, 2GB RAM, 160GB HDD, 10.2-inch WXGA screen, integrated webcam, Bluetooth, 3-in-1 card reader, 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi and a Standard-3-cell battery.

No word on how much 6-cell battery costs for each Netbook or what operating system they are going to get out of the packaging, but I must say, they look very attractive, even in their default configurations.

The computer manufacturer Dell, in collaboration with Children’s TV channel Nickelodeon, a special edition Netbook is aimed at the younger computer users, or maybe not!

The Netbook can be personalized with characters from the channel shows how SpongeBob SquarePants and iCarly. And Nickelodeon, with links to online games and video content.

Features:

• 10.1-inch display with 1024 x 576 resolution
• 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU
• New, larger keyboard, 92 percent of a standard full-size keyboard for comfort and ease of use
• 120 GB
• 160 GB HDD
• 16 GB Solid State Drive (XP and Ubuntu)
• 8 GB SSD (Ubuntu)
• 1 GB RAM
• Availability of Ubuntu Linux or Windows XP operating systems
• Built-in Webcam
• Multiple connectivity options
• Optional integrated Bluetooth connectivity

No prices yet.

via TechFresh