Hands on & boot up of the Inventec Smartbook

By Nicole Scott
20 Nov, 2009 4:14 pm

TAGS: inventec, inventec appliances, inventech smartbook, Netbook News, nicole scott, nvidia, NVIDIA Tegra, smartbook, tegra, tegra t600

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i guess for some, what would be interesting is web, and specifically flash, performance.

could also be interesting if one could have checked under the hatch to see if there is any connectors for SSD or similar. Maybe when it shows up in branded form.

and oh how i would love to see it run something other then winCE…
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Hi Sascha, it my first comment in your blog, im french so please, excuse me for my bad expression :p

For me, a smartbook have to be thin, he can have a good battery, be HD ready or other, he have to be thin and light, inventech fail for me :/
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Hi Sascha, it my first comment in your blog, im french so please, excuse me for my bad expression :p

For me, a smartbook have to be thin, he can have a good battery, be HD ready or other, he have to be thin and light, inventech fail for me :/
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Agreed! It was super light so I thought it should have been thinner!

Thanks for your comment!!
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