This innovative laptop can be used or Tablet Netbook was back in March and consumers were invited to pre-order if they are on their hands to touch one of the first ever book through innovation above all else.

Features:

• Texas Instruments OMAP3530 Micron with 256 MB memory (RAM) + 256 MB (NAND) memory
• 8.9 in. 1024 x 600 A + Screen
• Memory: 8 GB SD card – we have decided that from Micro SD to SD standard, so you can easily upgrade
• Internal USB Wi-Fi 802.11 b g n by a Ralink 3070 chipset
• Internal USB Bluetooth Class 2.1
• FCC, CE, UL certified, 5V, 3.5A power adapter
• 8.9 in. touch screen pressure
• U.S. Qwerty keyboard 24cm large – about 95% of the size of a standard keyboard
• Cirque Touchpad
• Two Owolff high quality internal stereo speakers
• 3D acceleration sensor
• Two internal batteries 6000 and 12,000 mAh – it can be replaced with a screwdriver
• Seven USB ports: three external, internal, four, three of them can be used with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a keyboard
• Bi-color silver black case – see photos – with a beautiful dark-red back cover (we decided, just for the red for the first batch, as it really jumps out, you will not regret it).
• Secure attachment of the tablet in the keyboard
• Independent magnet for the tablet – we do not want your book to UN-touch magnetize all your credit cards, while in the bag!

via TechFresh

One of the things I like most about notebooks and especially Netbook is the track pad. Most Netbook have the track pad as close to the keyboard that I meet at the end of the track pad with the palm of the hand while typing.

In other words, I would like a notebook mouse with me at any time. One of the coolest mice for notebooks, the Mogo Mouse, that stores in the PC Card slot. The hook for Netbook is that the small machines no PC Card slot.

Mogo has announced a new mouse for Netbook with a low profile holster, the mouse on the top of the Netbook. The mouse is powered by a rechargeable battery for up to 10 hours per charge. A full charge lasts 30 minutes and the mouse uses Bluetooth to connect to the Netbook. The Mogo for Netbook is available now.

Maingear yesterday their fastest 15-inch notebook in a bid to sign up for the regular gamer-size notebooks. Ex-L 15 focuses on the games first with a 1GB GeForce GTX 260 m as a standard in every system.

Each system also has at least one display 1680×1050 resolution, individual models can be ordered with up to 2.53GHz Core 2 Quad, 8 GB of RAM, a Blu-ray drive and either a standard 500 GB hard drive or a 256 GB solid-state drive.

A basic system is equipped with a Core 2 Duo 2.53GHz, 4 GB of RAM, a 160GB drive and a DVD burner. Orders may be today, but the company did not say when systems should be ordered now on buyer doors.

Lenovo is starting to show from an all-in-one desktop PC with a 20-inch display and a 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processor. The machine is equipped with 1 to 2 GB of RAM, an 80 GB to 160 GB hard drive and a DVD burner. WiFi and webcam are optional.

Gizmodo has a chance to get Lenovo IdeaCentre C100 at gdgt Launch Party last night. The model was shown with Windows 7 and Featured touch functions. But the computer should be in this month with Windows Vista and no touchscreen for around 400 U.S. Dollar. The touch-enabled Windows 7 version to be in October, probably with a higher price.

IdeaCentre The C100 has a similarity with the Lenovo C300 all-in-on that Lenovo in May. It is not clear whether the company’s name change, or if the C100 is a variation on the theme.

This is a mouse that is designed for people who have it, and about for work or leisure, it is compact and easy to use, and this is its sleek design. One feature that this mouse has is that it allows the user to customize the buttons for quick access to files, programs and media.

Features

• Handle rotation
• Zoom wheel
• Laser Pointer
• 4-way scroll wheel button
• High Definition Laser Technology
• Wireless, Laser
• Five Buttons
• Scrolling Capability: Yes
• Vertical Scroll: Yes
• Bluetooth Technology
• 2.4-GHz Wireless Technology
• Connection Type: USB

Intex Technologies, known for its range of hardware products, including mobile phones, today announced its first laptop segment with launch of two models, called Netbook Intex-N101-WC1100 and Intex.

Features and Highlights:

• 10.1″ Display
• 1.2 kilograms with battery
• Intel Atom N270 Processor
• 160 g internal SATA hard drive
• 1.3 megapixel camera
• 1GBDDR2 memory, which can be expanded up to 2 GB
• Intel 82845-chip for a better graphics experience.
• WLAN 802.11 b g wireless LAN module
• 7-in-1 Card Reader Mini
• Bluetooth
• Up to 4 hours improved battery backup

In connection with the launch, Sanjay Kumar, DGM-PC, Intex Technologies, said: “At INTEX we always thrive on the technological advances taking place in the industry. Netbook descriptor is the latest in the market and we see it as praiseworthy , replacement or an alternative product laptops. The products have universal appeal, they can be a chord not only with the Gen Y, but also with the young and the older generation. Further, they could also play an important role in bridging the digital divide. “

NVIDIA has a slight variation of its ION platform, which combines a low power Intel Atom processor with a higher performance NVIDIA graphics. The new NVIDIA ION LE is almost exactly the same as the first generation ion, but according to Fudzilla, ION LE DirectXv9 only, not DirectX 10th

ION LE is for Netbook and nettops Windows XP, while the broader Featured ION version of the NVIDIA platform supports DirectX 10 and is expected to be bundled with computers running Windows 7th

Microsoft offers low-cost licenses for Windows XP Netbook and nettop makers for the last year or so, which helps the price for this computer. It also helps them from competing with higher end systems. It is likely that NVIDIA also cut some costs, which may or may not be along to consumers, by supporting DX9 but not DX10, at least until Windows 7 is widely available.

System 76 is currently selling the Starling Netbook, this is the Ubuntu Linux-based operating system, one of the first Intel-powered mini laptops come with Ubuntu already installed. However, the companies have difficulties to keep up with orders; next available stock will be ready on 10 August.

Features:

• Display: 10.1″ widescreen LED LCD Glossy (1024 x 576)
• Graphics: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950
• Audio Output: Intel High Definition Audio
• Network: LAN (10 100), Wi-Fi
• Wireless: 802.11 bg
• Ports: VGA, 3 x USB 2.0, headphone jack, microphone jack, SD reader
• Camera: Built-in 0.3 MP Webcam
• Security: Kensington Lock
• Power Management: Suspend and Hibernate
• Battery: 6 cell, a lithium-ion
• AC Adapter: contains an AC adapter
• Dimensions: 10.4″ x 7.1″ x 1.3″ (W x D x H)
• Weight: 2.6 kg

via liliputing

On the Windows-7 press event today, we have a little surprise. iiView, a Singapore-based provider, presented a sexy Netbook with a generous 12.1-inch display.

Cyril Alonzo, Chief Executive Officer of iiView, said that instead of just another Netbook to the already saturated market, it will become a desirable product. A page from the Apple MacBook Air, the iiView A2 is a sleek Atom-based mini-laptop. In fact, the design is so similar that even the monitor and USB port is hidden inside a flap on the side.

Specifications are:

• Atom 1.6GHz processor
• 2GB RAM
• Intel 945 chipset
• 12.1-inch 1,280 x 800-pixel resolution
• 320GB HDD
• Two USB ports, mini-HDMI port, 2-in-1 headphone/mic jack
• 802.11b/g, 10/100 Ethernet
• Six-cell battery
• Windows 7 RC1 with Vista Home Premium license

Interestingly enough, this Netbook comes preinstalled with Windows 7 RC1. Cyril said the reason is that Vista is not a sufficient practical experience on a Netbook. Fortunately, because the machine comes with a Vista Home Premium license is required for the free upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium if it starts on 22 October. The iiView A2 will be in Singapore next week. We have a review unit on hand, so look for a complete overview of this sexy machine soon.

Rumors about an Apple tablet – essentially a big iPhone or iPod touch – have been swirling for over a year. Today, the Financial Times is to add credibility to the rumors, reports that Apple is the first device in time for the Christmas business.

The article oscillates back and forth between the new device and a series of record label Apple could give us at a time, but here are the points specifically related to the tablet:

• Screen size: up to 10 inches diagonal, touch-sensitive (of course)
• Phone capability? Unlikely – it’s more like an iPod Touch as an iPhone.
• Wireless Connectivity: How the iPod Touch, with the ability to download media from iTunes.
• Rival Kindle? Can the ability to read books, to create a competition with Amazon’s Kindle.
• Date of publication: Perhaps as early as September.