Configure the details of HP's netbook running

This model has a configuration not much different from the recently launched "super" phones of HTC, Toshiba or Sony Ericsson .

This product has been introduced by HP at the recent CES 2010 technology fair and officially named Compaq AirLife 100 in mid-February.

Compaq AirLife 100. Photo: Engadget .

Yesterday, HP also revealed the official configuration of the model running on this Android operating system. The Compaq AirLife 100 uses a 1GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon QSD8250 processor, 512MB of RAM, 512MB flash memory, a 16GB solid-state hard drive and a 28WHr battery. Machine with resistive touch screen size 10.1 inch resolution 1024 x 600 pixels.

Compaq AirLife 100 will be integrated with both 3G and Wi-Fi connectivity.

The device runs on Android OS with 3 basic keys: home, menu and back next to the touchpad. Currently, AirLife 100 has not been certified by Google, so it will not be able to access and install applications from Android Market. However, HP is finalizing the final stages so that AirLife can download the software from Android Market and go to the official user.

The device may be sold exclusively through a contract with Telefonica. There is no information and price and the official launch time of Compaq AirLife 100.