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Laptop birthday gift launches author Liam Dwyer at 80

July 29th, 2010

Witness tips lead authorities to burglar’s home
Deputies were called to a Dooley Town Road home after a resident discovered her house had been burglarized. A 50” flat screen television, a laptop, personal documents and several pieces of jewelry were among the items reported missing.

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Laptop birthday gift launches author Liam Dwyer at 80
An octogenarian starts his literary career with Murder in Muskoka.

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X110: LG launches its first netbook with HSDPA

July 19th, 2010

As suggested rumour, LG has made profit of the IFA in Berlin to launch officially in the race for netbooks first model with a 10-inch (1024 x 600 pixels), the X110, which adopts many of its competitors Atom Intel processor clocked at 1.6 GHz mounted on a chipset 945GSE. LG distinguishes itself, however, by integrating standard, and since its first model, a controller for managing a SIM card and connection to mobile networks type 3G and 3G + (HSDPA). Equipped with 512 MB or 1 GB of memory, the X110 also has a hard disk of 80 GB, an 802.11g WiFi module and a 100 Mbps Ethernet port.

In standard, it comes with a battery three cells, with a weight estimated at 1.19 Kg, but a model six cells will be available as an option. Finally, his team LG X110 Windows XP Home Edition. Very close, on paper, MSI Wind to whom he could borrow his chassis, the X110 will be available as of the end of November from 399 euros, a price which is likely, however, reflect a lack of connectivity HSDPA . At the moment, LG refuses to communicate on possible partnerships operator such as Asus have concluded (SFR) and Medion

LG Mobile launches the Netbook X110
Berkshire, UK, 29 August, 2008 - LG Electronics, a worldwide technology and design leader in mobile communications, today announces the next generation in mobile connectivity with the unveiling of the LG Netbook X110. Offering the full PC experience on the move, the LG Netbook is an affordable and stylish device that lets users stay connected to friends at all times, whether through Instant Messaging, email or social networking updates.

Today’s consumers have high expectations when it comes to how and where they can get online. Whether at home, school, university or on business, users of all ages expect instant access to information and their online communities. The LG Netbook is the ideal mobile communications device to gives users full and instant access to this data on the move.

Available in a range of colours - white, black and pink - to suit every user’s style, and with its compact size, small enough to fit into a handbag or rucksack, the LG Netbook has the form and functionality to connect users to their broadband – when and where they want.

“Mobile communications is now as much about data access as it is about voice calls. With this in mind we are delighted to be entering the Netbook market with this exciting, stylish and technically advanced device. We know that people want to be able to access the internet in its entirety, wherever they are. Now we’re allowing them to do just that from a feature rich device with all of the styling people have come to expect from LG.” says John Barton, UK Sales and Marketing Director, LG Mobile.

Following the UK launch, Phones 4u will be initially selling the Netbook in pink and white, there will be a black variant available in due course.

“We are committed to offering our customers the most cutting edge and stylish mobile devices. The LG Netbook is a great addition to our portfolio,” says Scott Hooton, Phones 4u Trading Director. “Purchasing broadband is now a much more personal and individual decision and consumers expect the same support and choice as they get when purchasing a mobile phone.”

The LG Netbook is equipped with WLAN 802.11 b/g and 10/100 Ethernet for fast and stable connectivity. It has an impressive 80GB of on-board memory, a WSVGA 10-inch widescreen offers enhanced viewing and its 82-key full-size keyboard makes typing easier and more accurate.

The LG Netbook will be available from late October 2008.

Key specifications for the LG Netbook

* CPU - Intel ATOM 1.6GHz + 945GSE + ICH7M
* OS – Windows XP Home
* Display – 10-inch WSVGA (1024*600)
* RAM - 1GB
* HDD – 80G
* Keyboard – 82 full-size keyboard
* Battery life – 3 Cell battery
* Weight – 1.19kg
* Wireless – WLAN 802.11 b/g , 10/100 Ethernet

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Toshiba launches Tegra-powered Android 2.1 netbook

June 26th, 2010

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Toshiba launches Tegra-powered Android 2.1 netbook
Toshiba announced a netbook that runs Android 2.1 on a 1GHz, ARM Cortex-A9 based Nvidia Tegra 2 processor.

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Gateway Launches ID Series Notebooks, Updates LT23 Netbook

June 25th, 2010

Hands On with HP’s Kindergarten Netbook
With the Intel Classmate PC and the Dell Latitude 2100 finding some success in the elementary school space, HP on Wednesday launched something comparable, called the Mini 100e.

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Gateway Launches ID Series Notebooks, Updates LT23 Netbook
Gateway introduced its uniquely-styled ID series notebooks featuring Nvidia Optimus technology starting at $679.99 and also updated its LT23 netbook.

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Samsung launches N140 netbook with Windows 7 in India

May 23rd, 2010

The ultra-portable netbooks are getting increasingly popular in India and across the world, and prices seem to be dropping every day. But just as the prices drop, the battery life seems to get longer.

Samsung’s latest offering in the segment, the N140 netbook, boasts of a battery life of up to 11 hours of continuous computing, thanks to its 6-cell battery. This cause is helped by the fact that the 10-inch non-gloss screen (1024×600 pixels) is LED backlit.

The rest of the specifications of the N140 remain similar to most other netbooks. There is a 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 processor powering the whole system, which runs smoothly on Microsoft’s new Windows 7 operating system. The 1GB of DDR2 RAM can always be upgraded, and should be if you are planning to do even basic gaming with the onboard Intel GMA950 graphics chipset.

The 250GB hard disk should be enough to store most of your data, including documents, pictures, movies and music. The audio experience should be a delight on this one, given its dual 1.5W stereo speakers and the SRS 3D Sound Effect algorithms cranking out great tunes.

For connectivity, the Samsung N140 netbook has Ethernet LAN, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.1, three USB ports, 3-in-1 memory card reader, VGA port, headphone jack and a microphone port. The 1.3-megapixel camera also enables easy video conferencing, especially because the device comes with a built-in mike.

Along with a spill-proof anti-bacteria keyboard, the netbook scores heavily in style points as it comes with beautifully rounded edges, smooth lines and a thin profile. With different colour choices available, this 1.27kg (with battery) mini-laptop is a pleasure to carry around.

Packaged with a 1-year warranty, the Samsung N140 netbook retails at Rs. 24,990. The company is also offering free pick-up and delivery of netbook and Laptops within the eight Indian metros.

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