All Entries Tagged With: "nettop"
Gigabyte Booktop T1132
Gigabyte Tablet-Notebook-Desktop Concept: Before the iPad came along, tablet computers were notebooks with a touchscreen that could be folded upwards for use in tablet-mode. Such notebooks are already in circulation, and Gigabyte has recently shaken up the format with their BookTop T1132N, a convertible laptop running a 1.6GHz Core-i5 processor, with a dedicated graphics card [...]
Trim Slice mini PC available from $199 and up
Trim Slice, a mini PC from CompuLab is now available for sale starting at $199. this is a really small computer that uses the NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor that you would normally see on tablets. It has 4 USB ports, RS232 port, SD card slots and an HDMI output. That is the base model that [...]
Acer AspireRevo 3700 nettop for $350?
Acer announced that their newest mini-laptop in Revo line will be only $350. Now, I think that’s pretty reasonable. It’s tiny and light with with 2GB of DDR3 memory, a 250GB hard drive, 6 USB ports, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, HDMI output, and a wireless keyboard and mouse. It runs on dual core Intel Atom D525 processor, [...]
Viewsonic VOT125 Nettop
Viewsonic has unveiled a new nettop known as the VOT125. You get four processors to choose from – Single Core SU743 Celeron ($499 MSRP), Dual Core SU2300 Celeron ($529 MSRP), Pentium SU4100 Dual Core ($629 MSRP) or Core 2 Duo SU7300 Dual Core ($679 MSRP) processor. Comes with 160GB HDD, 4 USB 2.0 ports, DVI and HDMI outputs. There is no mention of VGA port in the specs.
Runs Windows 7 Home Premium and supports upto 2GB RAM.
Shuttle new models coming in 2010
Shuttle is all set to unleash its new lineup for the year 2010. The most noticeable is the All-in-One that uses the Intel D510 Pine Trail CPU meant for nettops. Other specs are plain netbook-ish.
ECS MD120 Nettop – ION Nettop
Wish to own a bare-bones nettop? If yes, then this ION nettop may suit you perfectly. The ECS MD120 nettop comes equipped with a dual-core Intel Atom 330 processor and NVIDIA ION graphics. What you will NOT find in this nettop is an OS, RAM or hard disk. There is a space for DVD burner that you will have to get it yourself. You get a total of 6 USB 2.0 ports, HDMI and DVI ports, 6-channel audio, D-Sub port and a multi-card reader. Measuring 10.6″ x 7.9″ x 2.4″, it has an attractive price tag too: $269+$10 for shipping. Available at NewEgg
Note of caution: There is not even built-in WiFi. You will have to add it yourself.
Commentary: It is axiomatic that it is meant for the modders and folks who like to hand-pick the stuff themselves. After all, the only thing you are getting here is a nettop cabinet with ION+Atom CPU
Artopz Minitopz Nettop costs $2250!
The Artopz Minitopz nettop has both dual-core Intel Atom 330 CPU and NVidia ION graphics. It has the same general specs which we usually come across, but there is something in it that no other nettop has – da looks.
Artopz Minitopz is priced at $2250. But, then this nettop is all about style. Although for that price, we would instead decorate our room with a $15 USB lamp!
ViewSonic PC Mini VOT530 and VOT550 Nettops launched
Viewsonic has launched two new nettops in the market. Both the high end PC Mini, VOT550 and VOT530 nettops have Core 2 Duo T6600 processor that runs at 2.2GHz clock speed and also have GMA 4500MHD integrated graphic chipset. You can have VOT530 at $749 where as VOT550 costs $949. Very Pricey!
Both run Windows 7 Home Premium as OS. Even thought there is so much of horse power underneath, there is no HDMI. There are 6 USB 2.0 ports though along with DVI and S/PDIF out.
The VOT530 nettop has 320GB Hard disk and a single RAM slot with maximum limit of 2GB memory stick. VOT550 comes with bigger HDD, 500GB. Also, there is a Blu-ray Drive, 2 RAM slots (2GB+2GB=4GB)
This is a great nettop for those who want to do some heavy duty work. Both Atom/Dual-core Atom simply lack power if you are into graphic designing; for playing games or for anything that demands a lot of processing power. Since this has a Core 2 Duo processor, you can do some heavy work on it with ease
First Pine Trail Netbook: Kenade K116 – made in China
After unveiling the first Pine Trail nettop, China is the first one to roll out a netbook based on Pine Trail platform: Kenade K116. The Kenade K116 features an Intel Atom N450 processor, Intel GMA 500 graphic chipset, an 11.6-inch display with 1280 x 800 resolution, 250GB HDD, 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi b/g/n and optional Buetooth radio.
It will be available with either 4000mAh or 4500mAh Li-ploy battery. Price is not yet known.
VIA-powerd Mini PC – Tiny Nettop!
This nettop, caught on shanzai scene, features a VIA C7-M (1.6GHz) processor and uses a VX700 chipset. It is one of the tiniest nettops we have ever come across. Also the sources over at Shanzai claims that another version will be out soon later in the year which will feature a VIA Nano processor and the VX855 media system processor.
Ports: S-video, VGA, 3x USB, 5.1 channel audio output, Ethernet and has the usual 160GB HDD / 1GB RAM and a Bluetooth / Wi-Fi combo.
