Netbooks come with Pioneer's new HD standard

Pioneer launches a range of 7 to 13.3-inch screen laptops. In it, there is the A11 Ultra Slim HD and T11i screen resolution with DVD drive .

The DreamBook A11 weighs 1.2 kg. Photo: Notebookcheck .

Lite DreamBook A11 Ultra Slim has dimensions of 274 x 192.5 x 28 mm, weighs 1.2 kg. The screen is 11.1 inches wide with a resolution of 1,266 x 768 pixels. It is equipped with 2.5 inch standard Sata hard drive and 2 GB RAM. Users can choose processor 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 or 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N280, as well as choose between 3 cell battery, 2,200 mAh capacity or 6 cell battery, capacity of 4,400 mAh.

In addition to the A11, Pioneer also introduced three other mini laptops, screens ranging from 7 to 10.2 inches with DreamBook Lite code IL1, IL4 and IL4i. IL1 series sports 7-inch WVGA standard LCD screen with 800 x 480 resolution (with the option of upgrading to 1,024 x 768 pixels), using Via C7-M, ULV 1.0 / 1.2 GHz processor, memory 1 GB RAM and 80 GB hard drive for about 399 USD. Both models have a standard 10.2-inch WVGA LCD screen, 1 GB RAM and a standard Sata 2.5-inch hard drive. The only difference is that the IL4 series uses Intel Atom N270 processor instead of Via's IL1.

DreamBook Light T11i has a DVD drive, something that has never appeared in netbooks.
Photo: Notebookcheck .

On this occasion, the company also revealed DreamBook Light T11i ION Ultra Slim, a 13.3-inch widescreen laptop equipped with 1.6-GHz Intel Atom N230 processor and NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics card. The device comes with a DVD drive, which doesn't appear on the netbook line. T11i costs about 749 USD.

In addition, Pioneer has a different product line with a 12-inch screen, different processors from the 210U 1.5G CULV AMD Yukon to Intel SU2700 1,3G CULV (power-saving 45 nm technology chip). Battery life is up to 7 hours. It costs about $ 699 with an AMD chip, $ 300 or a little more for Intel's processor chip, and all comes with a graphics card.

According to Notebookcheck , Pioneer Computer is the name of a very strong computer company in Australia, with products sold in Japan, Hong Kong and Asia Pacific region.