Packard Bell introduces the dot netbook
Why hello there.. is that a “dot” that I see you carrying? Yes.. above is the newly announced Packard Bell “dot” netbook – an 8.9 inch system that Packard Bell claims is the first netbook “specifically designed for consumers.” (yes I’m laughing at this too) The reasons why it thinks this way?
- It’s the first netbook that fits easily in a handbag (Umm.. my Aspire One fits into a handbag)
- It’s the first netbook that can be entrusted with a child on a school trip.. (umm.. they could take the Eee PC or Aspire One… or Dell Inspiron Mini 9.. etc etc)
- It fits nicely between a notebook and a PDA.. (um.. that would be the definition of a netbook.. not the dot please)
- It’s more comfortable than a smartphone (yeah I’d say all netbooks are more comfortable than a smartphone)..
So as you can see.. the dot was indeed specifically designed for consumers! Ha.. ok ok.. enough ridicule.. here are the specs to the Packard Bell dot.
- 8.9 inch 1024 x 600 resolution display
- Windows XP OS
- Intel Atom processor
- 1GB RAM
- Supports 6 cell battery
- 160GB HDD
- 3 USB ports
- 5 in 1 card reader
- Built-in Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g)
- Optional 3G module
- Built-in webcam
The Packard Bell dot will be available in Europe starting in November for a price of €399 ($584 U.S. Dollars).
[Check it out via SlashGear]
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