by Kunal Gangar | Nov 12, 2009 | UMPC
As expected, at the analyst meet today Qualcomm showed off the first Smartbook made by Lenovo. The details are scarce at the moment but it’s confirmed to have an HD display, longer battery life and full flash support. It will be sold on...
by Kunal Gangar | Nov 12, 2009 | UMPC
Acer’s dual-OS netbook has found its way to the Indian market. The Aspire One D250 will allow a user to run Windows XP to suffice their normal computing needs or play with Android for light web-surfing. Acer claims Android OS boots in just 18 seconds while...
by Kunal Gangar | Nov 11, 2009 | UMPC
Qualcomm’s new Smartbook range will show its face tomorrow, according to Forbes. Forbes spoke to few Qualcomm execs who confirmed that the first Smartbook will be announced tomorrow at the company’s annual analyst meeting in New York. Although Qualcomm didn’t...
by Kunal Gangar | Nov 4, 2009 | Rumors, UMPC
Lenovo had confirmed their interest in churning out ThinkPad netbooks for business users and it seems the first netbook has come to life, courtesy a leak at a Chinese website. Though new details are still hard to come by, the netbook is supposedly known as...
by Kinjal Sangoi | Oct 28, 2009 | UMPC
MSI India has made the Wind U210 netbook official. MSI terms it as a “true” netbook which comes from the fact that it sports a larger 16:9 12.1-inch screen (1366×768), giving about 14% more display area than most netbooks and is powered by AMD’s ULV Yukon...
by Kunal Gangar | Oct 13, 2009 | UMPC
Acer’s maiden Android netbook is now being pre-ordered by Amazon US. The Aspire One D250 is the same as before but this time, it brings two OSes for the users to enjoy – Windows XP and Google Android. The specs include 10.1-inch WSVGA display, 1.66GHz Intel...
