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Russia Welcomes Archos Arnova as an 8 Inch tablet

Russia Welcomes Archos Arnova as an 8 Inch tablet

As of the moment Archos is offering media players as well as internet tablets. The sizes range from 2.8” to 10.1”. A Russian site named the eBook said that they got an 8 inch tablet named Archos Arnova and it has an 8 inch screen. This one boast a 4:3 aspect ratio compared to the [...]

Pre-Review: Asus Eee Note

The Note from Asus Eee line is already being sold in Taiwan though it is not yet available in the US. There are unboxing videos already and Laptop Magazine has offered their impressions on the device. So this device is more of an E-reader. It has a gray screen that is high resolution with an [...]

Asus Eee Note – Unboxed

Asus Eee Note – Unboxed

Asus Eee Note EA800 is quite a unique device. It is like an e-reader but not quite. It is like a tablet but also not quite. It has a 8 inch gray screen so it looks like the Nook or the Kindle however, it has a fantastic digitizer so you can draw, write and just [...]

Netbook Car Mount REVIEW – for netbooks with 7-inches to 13-inches – Ultimate Netbook

Netbook Car Mount REVIEW – for netbooks with 7-inches to 13-inches – Ultimate Netbook

People use their netbooks for a variety of purposes. Some use it for Internet surfing on-the-go and some for basic office editing. There are many of us, who use these nice little devices for GPS navigation. Netbook screens are perfect for this as they are smaller than the big and bulky notebooks and have bigger displays than the usual in-car GPS devices.

Read review of this wonderful car mount from ultimate-netbooks!

ASUS to lower down the prices of its 7-inch and 8.9-inch netbooks to clear stock

ASUS is now focusing on clearing the stock of its 7-inch and 8.9-inch netbooks by reducing their price. At many places, the EEE 701 (7-inch) is being sold at $150 and 8.9-inch EEE (EEE 901 and EEE 900) at $200.

It is not surprising to see that all the manufactures have shifted their whole focus to the 10-inch+ netbooks. The reason is simple: bigger displays means bigger chassis, which lets them to fit in a bigger keyboard.