The dual-booting Acer D250 Netbook is equipped with an Android platform and a Windows XP operating system. It looks like the common Acer notebooks with the sleek metallic Blue casing. This enhanced netbook will be arriving on November but with no word for the pricing yet.
It is almost feather weight with only 750 grams at a 0.5cm yet the CZC C9 Netbook operates with an ARM11-based CPU, 1G RAM, 8G flash storage, and AVG port in an 8.9″ display. The really thin netbook is manufactured by China-based ShenZhen Zichuang Technology and so far it is the world’s thinnest. But we can’t say the same adjective for its price since it competes with the other branded netbooks for $220.
We hope you aren’t tired of netbooks just yet, because Fujitsu is releasing their second netbook, the Fujitsu LOOX M. Packed with typical features such as the basic Intel Atom N280 processor, 10.1″ screen, 1 GB RAM and 160 GB hard drive, we doubt that the LOOX M would be making that huge of a splash in the netbook scene. The netbook will be around $660, a bit costly for the basic features. Word of advice: step it up, netbook creators, and give us something different.
MSI X-Slim series netbooks come with replicas of the Macbook Air, ultra-thin yet less powerful but more affordable. The X320 features a 1.6HHz atom processor while the X340 comes with a 1.3GHz CULV CPU and 1366×786 resolution. Both netbooks are very light weighing only 2.8lbs each.
It’s interesting how netbooks have become the newest craze in laptops. While they are not as powerful as their bigger siblings, more and more companies are getting up and creating their own netbooks. Epson is no exception. This is the new Epson Endeavor, containing all elements of what a netbook is made of. There’s the usual Atom processor, the teeny-tiny screen and not too impressive graphics. This netbook is available now in Japan at 46,800 Yen, roughly about $484. No word on when these will be released here.
Netbooks are in nowadays, for those with tight budgets and who just want casual surfing. More and more netbooks are coming up, and Acer Aspire One is no exception. The Black Edition of Acer’s netbooks has hit Germany and retails for 400 Euros. No word yet on when the Black Edition will arrive on our shores.
