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Gigabyte T1028
$699.00
Released July, 2009
The Pros:Flexibility makes it much more versatile than an ordinary netbook. A button on the side with which you can check your battery status while it's turned off, or call up a customisable function in Windows. ExpressCard Slot (not found on most netbooks).
The Cons:The touchpad is too small. The touchpad's buttons are split (on either side of pad). Power button is in weird place (on the side).
The Gigabyte T1028 is a high-end netbook PC designed with a convertible top; meaning it swivels/pivots backwards so that the screen is completely facing out. This function allows the device to be used as a large size tablet PC; many similar devices include a stylus so that users can take notes in a more traditional writing style instead of typing.
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The T1028 features a 10.1 LCD display screen with a maximum resolution of 1024 x 600. Additional T1028 specifications include an N270 or N280 Intel Atom processor, 1 GB of ram, 160 GB hard drive, full WiFi support, and SD card and an ExpressCard slot, three USB 2.0 ports, a 1.3 MPX webcam, and comes bundled with Microsoft Windows XP Home.
Features
- High end netbook PC
- Convertible/swivel top for use as a tablet PC
- Sleek and thin body design
- Glossy black finish
- Includes built-in 1.3 MPX webcam
Specs
- N270 or N280 Intel Atom Processor
- Intel 945 GSE or Intel GN40 graphics chipset
- 1 GB Ram
- WiFi A/B/G
- 160 GB hard drive
- 4-6 cell battery packs
- 10.1" LCD screen; max resolution of 1024 x 600
- SD and ExpressCard slots
- Bundled with Microsoft Windows XP Home
- 3 USB ports
- WiMAX optional touch screen support
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Pros & Cons
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Flexibility makes it much more versatile than an ordinary netbook.
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A button on the side with which you can check your battery status while it's turned off, or call up a customisable function in Windows.
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ExpressCard Slot (not found on most netbooks)
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Tablet mode makes it much more portable and less cumbersome than an ordinary netbook.
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Beautiful metallic brown finish is a welcome change from most other computers.
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The touchpad is too small.
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The touchpad's buttons are split (on either side of pad)
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Power button is in weird place (on the side)
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Only comes in ugly brown colour.
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