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Smartbook Logo
Released June, 2010
The Pros:HDMI output. 11.6" display with higher-than-netbook 720p capable 1366 x 768px resolution. Built-in 3G connectivity.
The Cons:Only 1GB of RAM. No branding makes it look like some type of knockoff. Confusing name - is not what the consumer has been lead to believe is a smartbook (while to be fair the company was apparently the first to use/own the smartbook moniker).
The Smartbook Logo is a CULV-based laptop announced at CeBIT 2010. It utilizes an ultra-thin design and is stocked with an Intel CULV processor, 1GB of RAM, and a 250GB SATA HDD. Its key component is a 3G UMTS modem that’ll allow users immediate nationwide access to the Internet.
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Additional features include an HDMI output, the Windows 7 Home Premium operating system, and a battery with an 8-hour lifespan. Many critics complain that although the Logo’s specs are decent, it is anything but a Smartbook.
Features
- CULV-Based Laptop
- 1GB RAM
- 250GB SATA HDD
- 3G UMTS Modem
- HDMI Output
- Windows 7 OS
- 8-Hour Battery
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11.6" display with higher-than-netbook 720p capable 1366 x 768px resolution
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comes with Windows 7 Home Premium
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thin and lightweight (2.86 pounds)
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decent battery life (8 hours)
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Intel ULV based - not another underpowered Atom netbook
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quality materials / build
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no branding makes it look like some type of knockoff
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confusing name - is not what the consumer has been lead to believe is a smartbook (while to be fair the company was apparently the first to use/own the smartbook moniker)
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looks like a Sony design knockoff
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might never see the light of day, not to mention the North American market
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