The cheapest netbook in the world costs 99 USD
Netbooks typically cost $ 300-400, but Jointech J-PRO JL7100 only costs 99 USD.
Netbooks typically cost $ 300-400, but Jointech J-PRO JL7100 only costs 99 USD.
Although the netbook that Jointech has just launched is not as strong as the standard Eee or MSI Wind, but it is a pretty well designed machine with basic features just enough to surf the net.
What is the best point of the machine? Of course the price is 99 USD!
It has 400MHz CPU, 7-inch TFT screen, 1GB SD drive, 3 USB ports, 1 1x VGA output port, a LAN connector, 4-hour battery and Windows CE operating system. It can handle tasks for Word, Excel, Powerpoint, MSN, Internet Explorer and some other programs without any problems.
You can upgrade with wireless WiFi connection support with the JL7200 model. If you are looking for a better model, look for the JL7300 model with 533MHz CPU, 8-inch screen, 128MB RAM and 8GB NAND drive.
And if money doesn't matter, you can actually choose the top model, JL777 running Windows XP, and have AMD LX-800 processor, 512MB DDR memory, 7-inch screen, 8GB SSD drive and 4400 nAh battery. Both models are definitely over 99 USD.
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