Sony Ericsson to enter into Smartbook market

Interestingly, another company is entering in the smartbook market and it is THE Sony Ericsson. Sony Ericsson, after having a not-so-great journey with their Windows Mobile smartphones (Sony Ericsson Xperia X1) have now started to concentrate towards smartbooks. According to the information given by a reliable Taiwanese source, the company is now working on a smartbook that will be released at the end of this year. No details about the specs have been made clear, what kind of specs it will have, but we suspect it to be a non-x86 device and will use ARM processors to run some mobile OS, possibly Android.

It will receive some quite healthy competitions as netbooks from other manufactures will be coming in galore too around that time period.

Celio Redly ‘fake’ netbook now costs just $250 – we still do not recommend buying it

Most of the netbook users do not know much about Celio Redfly. Well, it is device that comes with NO operating system, NO inbuilt memory and NO RAM! So what does it do? Well, it is just used to extend the display of your smartphone to its bigger 8-inch display. The screen has a WVGA resolution, which was used in the first generation of EEE PC (EEE 701). The celio redly also gives you a nice spacious keyboard to type upon.

Sadly, it only works with Windows Mobile smartphones. So, do not think of extending your iPhone’s display via Celio Redfly because it won’t even detect it!

Now, Celio is claiming that they have been able to sell enough of these Redfl-ies and they can now bring the price down to $250. Ouch! You can get an Acer Aspire One for that price