This is the Efika MX Smartbook or netbook whatever you want to call it! The device is neat and very comparable with other products on the market, but with one exception the $199 price tag, this is a nice piece of kit for such a low price.
The Efika MX Smartbook offers the buyer a 10.1 inch TFT LCD, 16:9 aspect ratio with LED back light with a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution, the netbook w
This is a device that is heading over to AT&T, so it stands to reason that this 8.9 inch smartboook is going to be part of mobile broadband in some way in the future.
This is just another addition to the growing market of ARM and Tegra based smartbooks, no doubt the ranks of the current list will be swelling over time as more manufacturers bring their products to the market.
Features of the interesting Beam Tegra smartbook from Mobinova:
8.9 inch display with a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels, 512MB NAND OS storage, a 8GB to 64GB solid state drive, an SD car
When a brand name becomes the generic name for a product and this has become an issue with some companies such as the recent claims over the term Netbook.
Well it seems that Smartbook may have the same problem as a German company called Smartbook will be launching a new laptop called the Logo 3G at the CeBIT event next month. Details of the computer are very sketchy at the moment, but what we have is below.
Features of the brand new Smartbook Logo 3G Laptop:
11.6″ display at 1,366 x 768 resolution, keyboard, an Intel CULV processor, 1GB RAM, a 250GB hard drive, HD
Well what’s in a name, everything it would seem and of course the iPad sounds much more like an Apple product.
This is meant to be the device that kick starts the smartbook market, which so far has been on the edges of the computer sector and in many cases buyers have to search around for stockists of these highly portable devices.
What makes the iPad stand out from the rest is that not only is this a hand held device, it will also be able to be used on the desk with its neat stand and keyboard the iPad has crossed the barriers now, the smartbook revolution has begun!
This is Lenovo’s first venture into a very exciting market, the smartbook market, yes we need a category! But just to recap, a smartbook is a device that combines specs of a smartphone with that of a netbook.
So this is the Lenovo Skylight, it is an ARM powered device, which makes it a smartphone, but it is comes in clam style casing and has features that you would expect to find in a netbook. It is an interesting concept, but will it catch on? At around $500 maybe not, but as part of a package then maybe.
Specs – 1GHz processor, a 10.1-inch display (1,280 x 720), a cu
