Overview of Netbooks in 2009 & Current State of the Market 2010

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Sascha give an interview to brecht Ryckaert of MultiMediaWereld.be at CeBIT 2010. It has been exactly one year since they have spoken and Sascha catches up Ryckaert on what happened in the netbook space in 2009 and where he projects the market to move towards on 2010.

Multimediawereld.be: interview with Sascha of Netbooknews from brecht ryckaert on Vimeo.

Via MultiMediaWereld.be

CeBIT 2010: An E-Reader that Looks Like an iPhone – Million-E

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The Million-e is a 6″ e-reader that sports a touch screen, 3G and WiFi like the iPhone! Shenzhen Million-E Culture Industrial Co. Ltd. shows off its new e-ink e-reader with a resistive touch screen.

Thanks Charbax!

Digital Aria with a 3D Android Interface

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Charbax has come across another tablet, but this time the long arms of 3D have found their way into this Android device. The Digitak Aria brings 3D features for Android applications and works on hardware optimizations.

Thanks Charbax

Samsung updates Go Netbook with Pine Trail

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That cute little Samsung Go N310 Netbook (you know the one – the one with the brightly coloured rubberised lids embossed with the Samsung logo) has finally got its Pine Trail upgrade.  The new N315 has exactly the same chassis as the old model, and the internals and the same too save for an Intel Atom N450 processor and a bigger hard drive – 250GB (those internals, by the way, are standard Netbook fare – 1GB RAM, Wifi b/g/n, Bluetooth, 10.1″ display).  The new model also comes with Windows 7 Starter instead of Windows XP.

The new model has a smaller battery good for about 4 and a half hours of usage.  This is down from an estimated 9 hours on the old model – but the price has fallen accordingly, the N315 costs $430 as opposed to the older N310’s $500 pricetag.

Amazon has an order page up right now.

Via Netbooked.

CeBIT 2010: $65 Android Netbook

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We have to say this before we even start to talk about this netbook this is the manufacturer sales price not the price to consumers. For you and me we can expect to see it for well below $100. The FirstView, E-Frist is running Android Donut and is surprisingly zippy, for running a Via 533Mhz processor.

Thanks Charbax

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