It looks like Acer is preparing to launch its first netbook based on Intel’s upcoming Atom N450 Pineview processor. A new model called the Acer Aspire AO532h showed up on Acer’s support page recently. The laptop’s not available for order, and there’s no official press release yet. But if you...

Smartphones come with pre-installed GPSes, so why shouldn’t netbooks? Onkyo Japan has addressed this gap in their newest tablet netbook, the NX707A4. Onkyo’s 7-inch netbook (1024×600 resolution) is powered by a 1.33GHz Intel Atom Z520 processor and has an Intel US15W chipset, 1 GB of RAM, and an...

Take a look at the Moneual MiNEW N20U netbook from Korea. Pretty stylish design, yeah, with the snow white casing and red highlights? Otherwise, the netbook is pretty standard of its kind, featuring a 10.1″ screen display with 1024×576 resolution, a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1 GB of RAM, and either...

The insanely low prices that HP and Dell constantly churn out for their regularly sized laptops may be to blame for the slow growth of the ultra-thin laptop segment. According to Acer chairman J.T. Wang, this has caused consumers to steer clear from the thinner varieties in favor of lower prices. It...

The $1000 dollar price tag on Onkyo’s dual-screen laptop is causing many an excited consumer to do a double take.  It’s surprising to have a laptop offering two 10.1 inch screens clock in at less than one grand, but Onkyo has made it a possibility. This laptop will compete closely with Japanese...

Announced yet back in September MSI Wind U90 netbook is equipped with a 8.9 inch 8.9 inch vs 10.2 of the model U100. Hardware platform remains the same: CPU: Intel Atom N270 1,6 GHz, 512MB RAM DDRII, 80GB hard drive and card reader 4-in-1. Despite the shrunken diagonal display, the resolution remains...

You may question yourself all the time as you start to make your own website.  Those questions might be: How long will it take me to see the website complete and what should I do to make the entire process faster? What services other than designers, programmers and webmaster do I need? And so on and...