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Datawind, announced the launch of the UbiSurfer, the first smartbook to offer users free Internet access in the UK and low cost roaming in Europe and USA. Priced at £159.99, the UbiSurfer combines Wi-Fi, LAN and embedded wireless data modem and SIM to make the Internet truly ubiquitous.
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The Toshiba TG01 has inside the fastest processor in a mobile phone to date. The Qualcomm’s 1GHz Snapdragon. It has four inches across screen, the largest on any smartphone (almost a smartbook…) to date as well. It is made thin at only one centimeter deep. It is 129g in weight, making it easy to carry. Toshiba TG01 [...]
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The Nvidia Firefly smartbook comes with the Tegra platform and Windows CE operating system. The Tegra platform is different to ION in that it pairs an ARM-based processor with an Nvidia GeForce GPU (ION pairs an Intel Atom CPU with the Nvidia 9400M graphics).
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The Wistron N900z is a smartbook powered by Freescale’s i.MX515 multimedia applications processor. The smartbook has an 800 MHz processor, 4GB SSD, Ethernet connector, 4-in-1 card reader, 2 USB ports, and a 3G module.
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