ASUS has announced that the Eee PC netbook 1015PW will soon be available with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N570 Dual Core processor.

The Eee PC 1015PW is the company’s latest 10-inch netbook with a 1024 x 600 pixel display, WiFi 802.11n, Bluetooth 3.0 and a 250GB hard drive. Until recently, the mini-notebook’s most distinguishing features are its woven pattern on the lid and the purple, gold and pink color options.

Now the notebook will be a first for a shiny new Atom N570 processor feature like on Hewlett Packard 8440P. Several netbooks from Lenovo and Samsung will soon be on the street with Atom N570 chip, and the Acer Aspire One AOD255E is already available with the new processor.

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Ink notion might not have made the hardcore we hoped to sell their Pixel Qi, Tegra 2 tablet, but that does not mean they are going to disappoint people who bought the Adam. With a new round of funding they will be increasing their support staff team, which now apparently outnumber the developer team. If this is not to fix the concern about the after sales, I’m not sure what will! Even with this new found money that they should be establishing sales and support centers in the U.S. and then Germany and India.

In hardware news, Eden has been ported to Android 3.0 Honeycomb, and the concepts Ink developer team has to gaming. The design / UI / animation department is extensive as well as Hewlett Packard 8440P, and there is an official release of QuckOffice for Adam. Books for Adam is also on the road, but that once used to store the evidence is just not ready quite yet for Android 3.0. Whe we will see a device, the better, because they send their second shipment of tablets Adam I would not expect to see anything in the near future.

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This is warning enough – a Pinetrail Atom, Windows 7-based tablet from some no-name Chinese manufacturer that you may never see. Still reading? It is a typical 10-inch search with a capacitive tablet 1024 x 600 display, Atom N455 processor like on Hewlett Packard 8440P, 1GB RAM, 8GB SSD to 32GB, optional UMTS / HSDPA and Windows 7. They made this a unique .. giving a standard, yeah! Optional Bluetooth keyboard that can attach to the screen so the whole thing is simply executed.

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Exactly one year ago at CeBIT 2010 netbook shuttle showed a rather boring, except for one feature – a GXT port like on Hewlett Packard 8440P. What is that? GXT is a port designed for connecting external graphics cards. They had a Radeon HD 4650 card set up alongside the netbook, but I do not think it was ready when it was due in the Autumn / Fall that year.

Fast forward one year and we are here at CeBIT 2011 with a sad news – Shuttle scapped GXT. The cause? You can bet on the netbook market slow down and just less exciting today. In any case, the R & D budgets are cut and the development team responsible GXT was dissolved and merged with other teams. The focus is back to mini-PCs that their core business.

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At CeBIT 2011 this week, Guger Technologies showed their brains indendiX player machine – an electro-encephalogram (EEG) device that allows users with their minds. Using an electrode cap that detects brain waves of the head of the user and an amplifier that strengthens the waves to the machine, the intendiX determine which characters a user wants to type based on what they focus on.

It was touted as a word output of 5-10 characters per minute after training, but the demonstration video shot by IDG, the user first 5 minutes it took to type only 3 letters. It’s not the fastest way of typing, would be a cripple or disabled people the ability to type like on Hewlett Packard 8440P. And we’re pretty sure after a few years of development will be improved by miles.

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Looks like dual core processors are all the rage these days, and even the iPad 2 A5′s processor has two cores. So how will this affect the way work netbooks? Not much, but manufacturers have also begun to hint that having two nuclei could finally be on the road where netbooks his head, which is why the Acer Aspire One AOD255E will come with a dual core 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N570 processor gain, accompanied by a $ 330 price tag.

Certainly a lot cheaper than an iPad 2, but much less cool, with a 250GB hard drive go for a trio of USB ports like on ARCHOS 101 Tablet, Ethernet and 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi connectivity and a 10.1 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel screen to finalize things. With Windows 7 Starter Edition operating system of choice and tipping the scales around £ 2.76, this is pretty much what you would get from netbooks these days anyways.

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Hewlett-Packard has an update to the HP Envy 17 3D entertainment notebook, now comes with second generation Intel Core “Sandy Bridge” processor and the new AMD Radeon graphics.

Besides the 17.3-inch full HD 3D-capable display, the Envy 17 3D features of the Core i7 2630QM or 2820QM i7 processor like on ARCHOS 101 Tablet, 1GB GDDR5 Radeon 6850M graphics card, 8GB of RAM, dual hard disk / solid state drive bays and a Blu-ray combo drive.

The laptop comes with 3D active shutter glasses and starts at $ 1,599.99 at HP official online store.

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Acer has less than two weeks to run laptops affected by the Sandy Bridge Intel chipset error. The report from Digitimes, Acer has been shipping the leak Fri notebooks retail channels worldwide. It is the first manufacturer to be re-started shipping notebooks based Sandy Bridge after being forced to recall that it already shipped before the error was discovered.

Acer hard Sandy Bridge chipsets received on February 17 and was able to start shipping unaffected notebook February 23. Acer aims to ship 40 to 45 notebooks in 2011 and believes that the Intel architecture, with its faster performance and lower power consumption critical to driving sales growth.

Acer Taiwan president Scott Lin also told Digitimes that the renewed Timeline Acer’s product range will soon see a release. They are a refinement of the ultra-thin design that was a feature of the first generation of its popular timeline notebooks as well as ARCHOS 101 Tablet. Lin has also confirmed that Acer would begin with the launch of its new line of tablets in March or April in Taiwan. Overseas markets should see the models arrive in a similar timeframe.

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Hanvon HPad was showing off the A116 at CeBIT 2011. The device has a 7-inch capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 1024x 600. Under the hood there mDDR 512M, and February 2 GB internal memory. There is a microSD card slot, a card that can support all the way up to 32GB. As for the operating system, will carry out Android 2.2 or 2.3, depending on what you want. Both versions will be greatly modified by Hanvon, though.

There is a 1.3MP camera on the front of the device, and a 5MP on the back. There is a microUSB port and a mini-HDMI port like on ARCHOS 101 Tablet. The battery, we were told, will last six hours of video playback or 8 hours to read. But they stressed that they are still estimates.

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Back at CES Gigabyte has joined the game with the tablet S1080 featuring the Intel Atom N570 processor, capacitive touchscreen, and a suite of touch applications. As expected, they are also the Android game with the Gigabyte GN-TB100 join. It features a 10.1 inch, 1280 x 800 capacitive touch screen display and a dual core processor, NVIDIA Tegra 2. It is not due out until July, and this is certainly not their final prototype design means it has a fairly large screen border which I suspect will shrink by the time of the tablet goes on sale.

The prototype has 1 GB of RAM, up to 32 GB of storage and 802.11b/g/n WiFi like on ARCHOS 101 Tablet, Bluetooth 2.1 and 3G connectivity. It has a 5MP camera and a rear-facing 1.3MP camera on the front. And the display is an IPS screen like on , which should offer decent viewing angles.

For now the tablet running Android 2.2, but it will probably run Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb time hits the streets this summer.

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