LG: 10-inch X110 Netbook With 3G Access
28. August 2008 | By Ronald Tiefenthäler | Category: Netbooks, News |LG released its awaited X110 10-inch notebook that will compete with Asus’ EeePC and the Wind from MSI. The LG X110 netbook uses HSPA 3G for mobile access to data like internet. Furthermore there is a 802.11b/g wireless LAN connection and a dedicated Ethernet port on board. The processor is still not specified, but will be one from Intel’s Atom line-up, working together with 1GB of RAM.
Display: The 10-inch screen will come with native 1024×600 pixels. As operating system Windows XP is used. Unlike some of its competitors, there will not be a Linux option. Customers will have the option to choose either a 80GB or 120GB hard drive. Style up your life with the LG X110 coming in black, pink, silver or white body colors.
LG has not announced a price tag for the X110, while about $590 should be realistic in Europe. The LG X110 is awaited to be available in European stores at start of November.
