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- Tablet netbook
- Minimal screen bezel - make use of the space
- Slim form factor - less than 1" thick
Minimalistic Tablet Netbook
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Todays netbooks are functionally fine with the current hardware and specifications. The only thing that is really missing is the tablet feature. What I think is the next step is to make it all slim and minimalistic. Features (other than standard netbook): o Screen: 8.9-10 inches LED backlit Rotating screen (a la Tablet-PC) 1280x768 resolution (1024x600 optional) Minimal screen bezel Matt (non-glossy) o Slim form factor - less than 1" thick - battery doesn't stand out o Keyboard with normal right shift key (see HP Mini 1000) o Quick-keys on the screen bezel (close to hinge) for rotating etc. - These can be modified by the user. o Matt black finish o 3G not locked - any USIM can be installed All this for a price just over the normal netbook (USD $500-$600)Most Recent Submissions:
Anywhere-PC
March 19, 2010 11am
- Powerful Intel(R) Processor
- You can use it anywhere, 3G for networking, GPS for localization, and solar panel to charge the battery. Ambient light sensor to automatically set optimal screen brightness.
- And you can use old hardware with the serial port. And you have 8 USB ports, 2 Firewire ports, HDMI Port, E-Sata port, fingerprint reader, TV tuner and a MemoryStick Pro card reader.)
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- 2 internal PCI-e slots
- 8 GB ram
- dual 8-core processors
- Water-resistant case
- Waterproof sealed keyboard
- Floating laptop shell
The m912 fits the bill (mostly) and cost me $600 usd shipped (read imported as its UK only) I love the little netbook.
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That looks lovely
Yeah, I think one of the OLPC ones is a tablet version. It looks crap though :)
Hey, you almost described my Gateway CX2610 that I've had for over 3 years. I agree, it rocks. Unfortunately it cost a bit more that $600. A new netbook version of this would be tremendously useful. Isn't one of the versions of the OLPC like this?
I totaly agree
http://www.wepc.com/vote/view/dream/1444/The_worlds_greatest_netbook
EdMercer - There is the Gigabyte M912 which retails for around $900 I think, but it's pretty thick and has a thick screen bezel.
Joshua - Like a netbook version of a Latitude XP with a 8.9" screen and a smaller price tag :)
I'd really love a tablet @ netbook price point. Almost buying/installing touch add-on to my Eee PC.
Sounds like a dell latitude XT?
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