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May 08, 2009 | Paul Merak | Comments 1

Norh Tec’s Gecko Edubook to debut at $200 – runs on NiMH batteries

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The new Gecko Edubook from Norh Tec is all set for debut at Computex 2009, with a reduced price tag of $200. Primarily, targeted at children, the netbook sports these features:

  • 8.9-inch widescreen
  • 1024 x 768 LED backlit display
  • internal as well as external USB
  • standard AA NiMH rechargeable batteries
  • four hours of battery life on eight NiMH AA batteries or six hours if Li-on cells are used
  • no AC to DC adapter required
  • WiFi (optional)

All that’s possible thanks to a new architecture based on an Xcore86 system on a chip, offering a 1GHz processor and power consumption of just 1.2 watts. I’m personally impressed by its power consumption, but if you spend $50 or so, you will able to get yourself some nice EEE or Aspire One with wifi built-in too. Also, do not forget the technology and brand value

[via Engadget]

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  1. [...] mentioned the NorhTec Gecko Edubook way back in May 2009 and we did not hear a word about this netbook since then. EduBook, as the name [...]

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