The Mobile computing crew from Meet:Mobility got together last night and talked about all the news we uncovered at Computex. The guys have brought in a special guess Joanna Stern from Engadget which was nice to hear someone keep those boys in line. She also…
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Lenovo U160 Hands on at Computex 2010
Sascha goes hands on with the Lenovo U160 features a 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 display, up to 4GB RAM, up to 500GB hard drive, a 1.3MP webcam, a 5-in-1 card reader, WiFi, Bluetooth, 802.11b/g or 802.11b/g/n WiFi options, optional Bluetooth, and optional 3G, three USB…
Freescale Pegatron 10.1″ Android Tablet
We uncovered this 10-inch Tablet based on Freescale’s ARM-processors at Computex 2010 running a custom Android interface. The unit is from the ASUS manufacturing subsidiary Pegatron and is intended to show the opportunities offered by Freescale CPUs for Internet Tablets. The Pegatron Freescale Tablet has…
Intel AppUp! on AVAA Mobile Moorsetown Phone Computex 2010
Intel is moving forward with great strides to get MeeGo running across multiple platforms so its no surprise that Intel’s AppUp! is making the same commitment to having their App Store working cross platform. This is significant since this means that they Apps will also…
ASUS Launches an Eee Branded Intel AppUp! Store
Netbook News has been keeping a close eye on Intel’s AppUp since after all it is an App store is focused on Netbooks. Last week there was a significant announcement made by ASUS that they would be supporting Intel’s AppUp, which means that it will…
Best of Computex Awards – Netbook Nation #18
Netbook News has out their Best of Awards for Computex 2010. Find out who we think wins our awards for Best Netbook, Best Software, Best Tablet and Best Future Technology of the show. Netbook News even gives you a look at our favorite bizarre gadget…
Linpus Smatbook Solution for Nvidia Tegra Optimized for IPTV
What do you do with a smartbook solution optimized for Nvidia Tegra and no one is coming out with a smartbook? Well Linpus has gone and turned it into a IPTV solution. Lets take a look at the original Linpus Desktop solution and how it…
Another ePad Silently Appears at the Intel Booth Computex 2010
ASUS is knows for releasing too many products, so when we saw this one we were more curious then shocked. We had seen 2 ePads at their press conference, the 10-inch EP101TC with NVIDIA Tegra 2 / Windows Embedded Compact 7 and the 12-inch EP121…
Dr Eye N18 5 inch MID running Android
We came across this MID last year and were pretty excited about it, things have changed a bit like the price, it was meant to be coming on the market for $300, pre-order for $200, its now going on sale for $400. The MID has…
VIA Netbook & SubNotebook Line Up Walk Through at Computex 2010
VIA is in more computers then you might think and you know they are in the coolest random pcs from Asia. Sascha does a walk through of the netbooks and subnotebooks on display at Computex 2010 there are a couple of beauties like a very…
HP BNB Classmate PC at SUSE Linux Booth – Computex 2010
We haven’t seen this netbook before, its the SUSE Linux booth at Computex 2010. Apparently HP is entering into the education market with their the HP Classmate, its sporting SUSE Linux with N455 processor a 160GB HDD in a 10.1 inch form factor. It also…
Freescale Tablets Display at Computex 2010
Freescale had a huge tablet display over at their office across from the exhibition center. Its an interesting video simply because it shows off the various form factors that tablets are coming to market with. Threre are about 25 tablets on display and 50% of…
Ultra Mobility Group Keynote Videos – WOW Demo, Music Mastermind & Janet Hsieh
Check out this excerpt of the Ultra… Mobility Group Keynote showing off a Moorestown handeld running World of Warcraft. Moorestown is promising 10 days of stand by, 48 hours of music and 4-6 hours of surfing.
Up Next was Janet Hsieh is a host of
ARM, IBM, Freescale, Samsung, ST-Erricson, Texas Instruments Join Forces for Open Linux with Linaro
Open is the new black, Intel & Nokia have MeeGo and Google has Chrome but who does everyone else have? Well, everyone else wants to be able to run Android, LiMo, MeeGo, Ubuntu and webOS. Getting builds of the Linux systems to to run on…
