While everyone are busy monitoring the ongoings at the Mobile Web Congresss 2011 in Barcelona Spain, NEC in Japan is busy launching its first Android netbook – the NEC LifeTouch Note. Running Android 2.2, this Android netbook is loaded with NVIDIA Tegra 250 mobile processor, 7-inch LED backlit resistive touchscreen (800×480), GPS, acclerometer, SD and SDHC card slots and a 2MP webcam.
The NEC LifeTouch is available in three models – one with Wi-Fi, 3G and 8GB of internal memory, a WiFi only model, and a WiFi with 4GB of internal memory with price range 45,000 Yen, 45,000 Yen, and 40,000 Yen respectively.
Design-wise, there's nothing really spectacular about the LifeTouch Note. It looks a lot like your ordinary netbook. It weighs 699g almost as heavy as the iPad.
No words yet on when this will be released either in Japan or internationally.
via Akihabara News
A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.
NEC intros the LifeTouch Note Android Netbook
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