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ASUS Smartbook Confirmed for 2010 — Around $180 [jkOnTheRun]
ASUS Smartbook Confirmed for 2010 — Around $180 [jkOnTheRun]
The smartbook has been a category of devices that has been slow to appear since Qualcomm started pushing it earlier this year. The smartbook is basically the result of putting smartphone capability into a highly mobile notebook form. The idea is to have a highly mobile device with ubiquitous ...
ASUS to launch $180 Smartbook Q1 2010
ASUS to launch $180 Smartbook Q1 2010
shanzai.com — asus-snapdragon At yesterday’s investor conference held in Taipei, ASUS boss Jerry Shen confirmed that a Smartbook device... will be launched in the first quarter of 2010, with the price of the device likely to fall in the vicinity of NTD6000 (USD184). ... (more) ASUS to launch $180 Smartbook Q1 2010
ASUS WiFi, 3G and WiMAX ebook readers confirmed from March 2010
ASUS WiFi, 3G and WiMAX ebook readers confirmed from March 2010
slashgear.com — Further details of ASUS’ upcoming ebook reader have emerged , after executives from the company apparently confirmed... that WiFi, 3G and WiMAX versions will be announced before the year is out. The ebook readers will apparently begin reaching ... (more) ASUS WiFi, 3G and WiMAX ebook readers confirmed from ...
Asus delays 'smartbook' release • Register Hardware
Asus delays 'smartbook' release • Register Hardware
reghardware.co.uk — Asus has push back scheduled plans to launch its first "smartbook" early next year. Asus confirmed in... October 2009 that it would launch such a machine during Q1 2010. However, Judy Wu, a market specialist at Asus, today told Register Hardware that the ... (more) Asus delays 'smartbook' release • Register Hardware
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