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ASUS to launch $180 Smartbook Q1 2010
ASUS to launch $180 Smartbook Q1 2010
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). Shen suggested that the Smartbook category had ...
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 ...
Hands on with Asus' redesigned Eee Keyboard • Register Hardware
Hands on with Asus' redesigned Eee Keyboard • Register Hardware
reghardware.co.uk — Asus_keyboard_antenna_05 Asus has revised the Eee keyboard's features and launch date... (more) Hands on with Asus' redesigned Eee Keyboard • Register ...
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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Asus going to launch a smartbook after all
CrunchGear — ... a smartbook product sometime during 1Q2010. This is a dramatic about face from what was stated previously, I wonder is Asus perhaps underestimated the demand for small, lightweight, Android based products when they made their previous statements. Mr. Shen also said that Asus R&D has been working quite hard, and we should expect to see quite a few new products from them in the next 6 months. Asustek’s first smartbook is expected to retail for about $180. [via Shanzai]

ASUS' Android-based 'secret weapon' smartbook launching in Q1
Engadget — ... was it pressure from Wintel, we never can tell? Then yesterday, ASUS' Jerry Shen pulled an about-face at an investor meeting in Taipei with talk of launching a $180 smartbook in Q1 of 2010. Bristling with confidence, Shen goes so far as to call it a "secret weapon" in a category offering potential for huge, Eee PC-like growth. Well, with the first big-name smartbooks just starting to ship, even a dozen or so sales could be considered statistically significant. [Via Shanzai] ...

Asus lanzará un nuevo formato de portátil en 2010, el smartbook
Gizmología — ... El CEO de Asus, Jerry Shen, ha confirmado que durante el Q1 de 2010 Asus lanzará su primer smartbook, tomando así la delantera al igual que hicieron lanzando el primer netbook de 7 pulgadas. Se basarán en la línea ...

Asus to launch a $180 smartbook in early 2010
Liliputing — ... this summer before deciding it wasn’t ready for the world to see and hiding it away. The prototype was based on a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor which enables long battery life,  and integrated GPS, 3G, WiFi, and graphics capabilities. But it’s not at all clear whether the upcoming Asus product will be built on the same platform as the early prototype. Shen says the new device will run about NT 6,000 which is roughly $184 US. via Shanzai Post from: Liliputing > > Asus to launch a $180 ...

ASUS Smartbook Confirmed for 2010 — Around $180 [jkOnTheRun]
GigaOM Network — ... ASUS, creator of the EEE PC and thus the netbook craze, had embraced producing a smartbook at one time, only to back off in subsequent statements about the possibility. CEO Jerry Shen has ended the speculation with a recent statement that the Taiwanese company will produce a smartbook for release in the first quarter of 2010, for a price equivalent to about $180. ...

ASUS Smartbook to Launch Q1 2010
Gadget Venue — ... will be included along with other application that could be downloaded. Although a few months ago ASUS were heard to say that there is no future for Smartbooks, it seems that there has been a major u-turn on this as the boss boldly expects sales to go very well. It will be an interesting year if Smartbooks do follow the success of netbooks although I’m not too optimistic myself, that perhaps might change if Chrome OS is installed on one of the devices. Via: Shanzai ASUS Smartbook to Launch Q1 2010 > > ...

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