It looks like Acer is putting the finishing touches on a new netbook featuring the Google Chrome OS. The details were found by Macles by digging through some bug reports filed by an unknown tester.
Here are the hardware specs the netbook will have:
According to a report from the download squad HTC is planning a new iPad competitor that runs the Google Chrome OS and will launch on Verizon networks on Black Friday. This is big news and according to a reputable “source” it’s the real deal and the tablet is already made and ready to go.
Here are the specs (not finalized yet):
Amazon has rolled out their back to school computers page, and they have a couple of really good deals listed.
Checkout the new Acer AO532h for only $288.
The next-generation metal covered Asus 1018P netbook is finally available for order on Amazon. The only problem is that it shows the shipping date as 1-2 months; now that’s alot of backorders. Checkout the review here.
The price is listed at $527.80 which is a little on the high side of current models, but you get some beefier specs including usb 3.0 and of course the sleek metal case.
Remember the Notion Ink Adam tablet we heard about earlier this year? It was the first tablet to have an Nvidia Tegra 2 chip architecture and a pixel QI display. Well after many delays it looks like it’s one step closer to hitting the streets with the release of a new website for the tablet along with a full feature list.
One nice addition is a sim card slot, meaning the Notion tablet will have 3G capabilities. This will include high speed browsing, of course, but could also mean that there could be voice calling capabilities possible using a paired headset.
There are also updated options for 2 different display choices, one being the Pixel QI e-ink display and the other (cheaper) option being a normal capacitive touchscreen. Here are the rest of the specs:
Asus has just put up a new product page for their latest netbook, the 1015PD. It is basically an updated version of the 1005PE featuring support for DDR3 RAM, USB 3.0 and the option to use the new 1.83GHz N475 processor, while the exterior design remains the same. The rest of the specs are pretty normal but it includes an option for a 13 hour battery as well.
Here are the specs:
We caught a glimpse of the new metal-covered Asus 1018P and 1015P back at Cebit months ago. Well Joanna at Engadget has finally gotten some review models and she likes what she sees.
Asus Eee PC 1005PE 14hr batt $377.89 Asus Eee PC 1005HA $269.99
Asus Eee PC 1005HA blue $339.97
Toshiba Mini 305 blue $339.95 Asus Eee PC 1005PE blue $353.39
HP Mini 210 $304.98
Asus Eee PC 1005PE white $326.87 Asus Eee PC 1005PE 14hr batt $372.12 Asus Eee PC 1001P $289.99
Dell Mini 10 w/ tv tuner $372.78
