Sharp plans to introduce a super-compact model called NetWalker PC-Z1 this month. In fact, NetWalker PC-Z1 is a mobile Internet device (MID) - designed as a netbook, with a 5-inch screen.
NetWalker PC-Z1 is equipped with Freescale i.MX515 800 MHz processor on ARM Cortex-A8 platform, 512 MB RAM memory, and 4 GB Flash storage drive. The 5-inch screen of the device uses backlight technology - LED backlit has a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, just enough space for surfing the web or basic office applications. But only 4 GB of Flash storage is not enough for the needs of users who want to own an ultra-portable entertainment device.
NetWalker PC-Z1 also has a QWERTY keyboard, Wi-Fi 802.11b / g connection, expandable microSDHC card slot supporting up to 16 GB capacity, 2 USB 2.0 ports, and a mini USB port. Extremely light machine, only 410 grams and compact with a size corresponding to 161 x 109 x 20-25 mm. Battery life is advertised up to 10 hours.
The device runs Linux Ubuntu 9.04, and in the "fast mode" mode, users can access the applications immediately after 3 seconds of startup.
NetWalker PC-Z1 will be sold in Japan first, scheduled for September 25 for about US $ 480, equivalent to VND 8.6 million.
according to idg news service, asustek's pioneering netbook manufacturer believes that the popularity of the eee netbook line will continue to attract buyers rather than devices similar to apple ipad.
there is a netbook design and configuration, but the asus n10 comes with a graphics card and some large laptop expansion ports. however, speed has not yet improved.
asus spurred the development of the netbook market when the company introduced its first eee pc laptop in 2007. but the last time the taiwanese electronics maker introduced a new laptop with a 10-inch or small screen. more than 1 year ago.