The Zotac Mag comes with a choice of either an Intel Atom 300 or Atom 230 processors, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, and NVIDIA’s ION graphics processor.

Other specifications include a 160GB 5400RPM hard drive, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11m WiFi, an 4-in-1 memory card reader, HDMI and a choice of either Windows of Linux.

“As users start equipping every room in their house with computers for a true networked digital home experience, space and power conservation becomes an issue, especially for larger houses,” said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC International. “With the ZOTAC MAG series, we’re providing users with a system suitable anywhere inside a house. The compact size, performance and energy efficiency makes the ZOTAC MAG perfect for all computing uses.”

Unfortunately there is no word on pricing or availability as yet.

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Zotac MAG Nettop PC

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The Linutop 3 comes with a Via C7 1 GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, and up to 2GB of flash memory instead of a HDD, other specifications include Ethernet, VGA and DVI, and 6 USB 2.0 ports.

The Linutop 3 measures 23.5 x 23.6 x 5.5cm and weighs in at just 3.9lb, and comes with Linux pre-installed including Firefox and Open Office.

Here are the specifications.

• Processor: VIA C7 1.0 GHz (x86)
• Size: 23.5 x 23.6 x 5.5 cm
• RAM: 1GB up to 2GB
• Storage:2 GB Flash Memory (Internal)
• Network: Giga Lan Ethernet (RJ-45)
• PXE Boot: Thin client use
• Weight: 1.8 kg (3.9 lb)
• Power: DC in 19V
• Audio: 2 in & 2 out 3mm
• Video: VGA + DVI
• Extension: 6x USB 2.0 ports
• 1 COM Port RS232
• Internal: 2 Sata, 1 PCIe

The Linutop 3 is available now for 340 Euros, about $485  from Linutop.

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The Shuttle X500V Ultra Thin All In One Linux PC, comes with openSUSE 11.1, and it features an Intel Atom 330 dual core 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, a 160GB hard drive, and a 15.6 inch touchscreen LCD display, with a resolution of 1366×768.

The Shuttle X500V Ultra Thin All In One Linux PC measures just 3.6cm thick, has a built in 1.3 megapixel web camera, a card readers, microphone and stereo speakers.

Other specifications include Gigabit Ethernet, Draft N WiFi, 6 channel audio, VGA out and five USB 2.0 ports, the Shuttle X500V Ultra Thin All In One Linux PC is available now from Shuttle for 444 Euros plus taxes, about $633.

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What you see there is a Kindle 2 with the Ubuntu 9.04 port to ARM running in a chrooted environment. On the screen you see xdaliclock in front of an xterm with the remains of a “top” command and a few mildly embarrassing typos.

To open up the Kindle, I used the USB networking debug mode Amazon left hanging around when they first shipped the Kindle 2, a statically linked telnetd and a cross-compiler to bootstrap myself. From there, I built a daemon that can convert DRM-free PDFs and ePubs into something Amazon’s reader on the Kindle can deal with.

After that, I started to get curious about what else might be possible. It only took a few evenings to get a moderately usable Ubuntu environment running.

Mostly, the Kindle is a lovely little Linux box. Getting X working took a bit of hacking, but everything else “just works” with very little configuration.

Very cool!

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Even though this is an embedded system which only loads minimal drivers and programs it’s surely going to have a positive impact for the desktop Linux builds.

Jim Ready, CTO of MontaVista, said:

The achievement of one second boot from cold power to operational status is a breakthrough in embedded Linux performance. It’s always been thought that embedded Linux could never perform at this level of speed and efficiency

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• 8.9-inch 1,024 x 600 touchscreen
• OMAP3530 processor
• Wi-Fi
• Bluetooth
• 8GB of SD storage
• 512MB of RAM
• NAND memory

It will start shipping next month costing  $299 for the tablet with the clip-on keyboard costing an extra $99 if required.

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The fit-PC2 is tiny measuring just 4 inches x 4.5 inches x 1.05 inches, and packed inside this tiny box is a 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 1GB of RAM,and  a 2.5 inch SATA hard drive.

The Compulab fit-PC2 comes with built in 802.11g Wifi, Ethernet, and HDMI out, plus a choice of either Ubuntu Linux of either Windows XP.

Prices start at $245 for the base model without any storage, whilst the Linux version is just $299 which includes a 160GB SATA Hard Drive, if you want the Windows XP version this is going to cost you $396.

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The SheevaPlug is a tiny Linux PC inside a wall socket power adapter, which uses 1/10th of the power of a standard PC, and it is about the size of a standard poweline adapter.

The SheevaPlug PC comes with a 1.2GHZ Kirkwood processor, 512MNB of RAM and 512MB of flash storage, it also has Gigabit Ethernet and a USB 2.0 port.

The SheevaPlug PC supports the majority of Linux 2.6 Kernel distributions and it can be plugged directly into a standard wall socket.

Here’s a list of the specifications.

It is accessed by using a web browser, and it can be purchased as a development kit from Marvell for $99, although Marvell expect to be able to reduce the cost of the kit to $49 in the near future.

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The Gdium Liberty 1000, comes with a choice of either an 8GB or 16GB removable SSD USB key, which they call the G-Key.

This certainly would make it easier to upgrade your storage in the future, when they release larger sizes, and definitely makes your data more secure as the G-Key is bootable, so when it is unplugged nobody will be able to access the netbook.

The Gdium Liberty 1000 runs Linux , and comes with a bunch of open source apps including FireFox, Open Office, Thunderbird and lots more.

It features a 10 inch LCD display with a resolution of 1024 x 600, has 512MB of RAM and 900 MHz processor, there is also built in WiFi and Ethernet.

Here’s the full specs.

• LCD screen 10″
• Resolution 1024 x 600
• Mandriva G-Linux
• CPU 900 Mhz 64bits Loongson™ 2F by STMicroelectronics
• RAM 512MB DDR2
• Removable storage 8 or 16GB Flash G-Key
• WIFI 802.11 b/g
• 3 USB 2.0 ports (one used for the GKEY)
• SD/ SD HC card reader
• One VGA output
• Sound card
• Video card Silicon Motion SM502, 16 MB RAM
• Ethernet RJ45 – 10/100Mbs LAN
• Speakers / microphone
• Webcam
• Multi-finger touchpad
• Extended keyboard
• 4 hour autonomy
• Dimensions 250 x 182 x 32mm (1.2kg)

The Gdium Liberty 1000 will go on sale for around $400.

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The iMovio iKit is designed to be used for IM, web browsing, email etc, it also has built in WiFi, Bluetooth and has a Marvell PXA270 Processor.

The iKit  also has a 0.3 megapixel camera, a mini USB port and it runs Linux 2.4.19 kernel, and Qt Software’s QT/E 2.3.8

There isn’t much in terms of memory or storage with a total of 192MB, but there is an SD card slot and the storage can be expanded up to 8GB.

Here’s the full specs.

• Processor — Marvell PXA270 312MHz
• Memory 128MB RAM; 64MB SDRAM; includes 12MB for user data and 23MB for user media files
• Flash expansion– MicroSD slot supporting up to 8GB
• Display — 2.8 inch QVGA (240 x 320), TFT, 260K colors, landscape
• Keypad — QWERTY/AZERTY plus numeric keys; two soft keys; five quick-access keys
• Audio — 16mm monophonic speaker; headset connector
• Camera — 0.3-megapizel fixed-focus; 15fps viewfinder, 16-bit color depth; up to 3X digital zoom with seven steps
• USB — Mini-USB 1.1 port used for charging and PC data exchange
• WiFi — 802.11 b/g
• Bluetooth — Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
• Status and alerts – LEDs; vibrator alerts
• Audio formats — MIDI, WAV, MP3
• Image formats — JPG, BMP, GIF, PNG
• Video formats — 3GP, MP4, and AVI format; 25fps playback for QVGA-size video
• Web software — Opera Mini 4.1 browser; Java (JTWI/JSR75 compliant)
• Email and IM — POP3, IMAP, SMTP; MSN messaging
• PC sync – syncs with Outlook 2000/2003 and Outlook Express v6
• PIM features:
• 2,000-record contact list
• 1,000-event calendar
• Calculator
• Media folder
• Notepad
• World/alarm clocks
• Stop Watch/timer
• Battery — 1050 mAh, Li-ion; 3 to 4 hours battery life with typical usage; 250 hours standby time
• Dimensions — 3.7 x 2.6 x 0.6 inches (95 x 65 x 15.5mm)
• Weight — 4 oz (113g) with battery

The Imovio iKit will retail for around £500 about $860 which does seem pretty steep considering the specs.

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The Fit-PC Slim measures 4.3 x 3.9 x 1.2 inches and weighs in at just 13 ounces, as well as being incredibly small it uses only 6 watts of power making it very energy efficient.

The Fit PC Slim is powered by an AMD Geode LX800 500MHz processor, has 512MB of RAM and the option to add a 2.5 inch HDD.

There is also built in Wi-Fi and Ethernet, as well as 3 USB ports.

Here’s the full specs.

• Processor — 500MHz AMD Geode LX800
• Memory — 256MB or 512MB of soldered-on RAM
• Display — VGA output
• Storage — Accepts 2.5-inch hard drive internally; factory offers pre-installed 60GB version
• LAN — 10/100 Ethernet with RJ45 connector
• WLAN — 802.11b/g (optional)
• Other I/O:
• 3 x USB 2.0 (2 front-panel, 1 rear)
• 1 x serial (with proprietary connector)
• Operating temperature — 0 to 45 deg. C
• Dimensions — 4.3 x 3.9 x 1.2 inches (110 x 100 x 30mm)
• Weight — 13 ounces (380g)

Prices start at around $220 for the bare bones unit.

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The Evergreen 17 is completely fanless and uses just 24 watts of power and sits neatly behind the included 17 inch display.

It comes with a 1GHZ Via Eden processor and 2GB of RAM, for storage there is a choice of a a 64GB SSD or a 160GB hard drive.

There is also the option to have the 17 inch integrated display with a touchscreen interface and it supports a maximum resolution of £1280 x 1024, it comes with a choice of either Ubuntu 7.1 or Windows XP.

Graphics is provided by an S3 Mirage video processor, and there is also 10/100/100 Ethernet and optional WiFi, plus 4 USB 2.0 ports, three serial ports and an I/O Port.

The Evergreen 17 measures 15.5 x 14 x 3.5 inches and weighs in at 15.8 pounds.

Here’s the full specs.

• Processor — 1GHz Via Eden (fanless) with Via CN400/Via VT8237R chipset
• Memory — Up to 2GB DDR2 SDRAM
• Memory expansion — optional media reader supports CF/Micro Drive/MS/MS Pro(Duo)/SM SD/MMC/XD (includes extra USB port)
• Graphics/video — integrated PCIe S3 Mirage
• Display — 17-inch SXGA LCD panel, 1280 x 1024 resolution; optional 5-wire resistive touchscreen
• Storage — 160GB (upgradable to 250GB) 2.5-inch ATA HDD, or an SSD up to 64GB; optional CF drive
• Optical storage — DVD/CD-RW combo drive; optional DVD-RW dual-layer model
• Expansion — 1 x mini-PCI
• Networking — 1 x 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• WiFi — optional 802.11a,b,g
• USB — 4 x USB 2.0 (5 x with CF card option)
• Serial — 3 x serial ports
• A/V ports — VGA, audio out, mic
• Input — multifunction keyboard, optical wheel mouse, PS/2
• Dimensions — 15.5 x 14 x 3.5 inches (with stand); VESA mountable
• Weight — 15.8 lbs (with stand); 12.5 lbs w/o
• Power — 12V DC, 60W external power supply; 24W consumption
• Operating system — Linux, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Embedded

The Tangent Evergreen 17 is available to buy online starting at $1,200 from Tangent.

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As usual the exact specs haven’t been confirmed yet, but the screen size of the Eee Monitor is expected be to 19 or 20 inches.

The Eee Monitor features 2 USB ports and a card reader on the front, on the back there are 4 USB ports, two Ethernet ports, three audio, one for a mic and 2 audio outs.

There are also built in speakers, and from the looks of the photos these are Denon.

Unfortunately there are no specs on the processor, memory or hard drive as yet, but it is expected to run Intel’s Atom processor.

The Asus Eee Monitor will come in a choice of black or white and  is expected to retail for around $500 and may even feature a built in TV tuner.

I will post more details as soon as they are available.

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Here’s a reminder of the specs.

• Processor — Samsung S3C2442 500MHz
• RAM — 128MB
• Flash — 256MB
• Display — 4.3-inch diagonal WQVGA Color TFT LCD (480×272)
• Graphics — SMedia 3362-based 3D graphics acceleration
• Accelerometers — 2 x 3D accelerometers
• Audio — “high-quality” audio codec
• USB — 1 x version 1.1
• Cellular — 2.5G tri-band GPRS/GSM (900MHz or 850MHz)
• WiFi — 802.11b/g WiFi
• Bluetooth — version 2.0
• GPS — AGPS (assisted global positioning system) receiver

The Neo FreeRunner will go on sale for $399 and will be available to buy online from OpenMoko.com.

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Apparently this mod will be available as a kit, here is a video of it in action.

I am surprised Asus haven’t released a touch screen version of their Eee PC yet, maybe they have one planned for the future.

For more details head on over to JKMobile.

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The two new models are going to replace the Eee PC 900 (904) and the Eee PC 901 (905).

Both of the new models will feature a larger chassis and keyboard (that of the company’s 10.2 inch models).

Processing will come from Intel’s Atom processor, whilst the other specs are expected to remain the same as the current 900 and 901 models.

The pricing is also expect to be similar, although no details have been confirmed as yet.

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IronKey supports Linux distributions above Linux kernel 2.6, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, Kubuntu 7.1, Kubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 7.1, Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron), OpenSUSE 10.3, OpenSUSE 11, Fedora 8, Fedora 9, Sabayon 3.3, LinuxMint 4, CentOS 5.1, and Gentoo 2007. In justifying its (partial) embrace of Linux, IronKey quotes an IDC report stating that the growth-rate of Linux desktops “will continue at a compounded annual rate of 30 to 40 percent.”

Here’s the specs.

• Fast 30MBPS Read, 20MBPS Write
• Drive contents encrypted with AES CBC-Mode Encryption
• Onboard IronKey Password-manager keeps all your internet passwords safe
• Secure version of Firefox included that encrypts all your web-surfing traffic
• Encased in a potted metal case, not plastic, making it one of the strongest USB keys around
• Exceeds MIL-STD-810F military waterproofing standards
• The encryption chip self-destructs if an invasive attack is detected
• If your Ironkey is lost, you can restore from a secure backup to a new Ironkey in minutes
• Dual channel SLC NAND Flash for high-quality and read/write speeds
• Windows XP and Windows Vista only, but Mac and Linux drivers are in development

The IronKey comes in a choice of either 2GB, 4GB or 8GB and is available to buy online from $78.99 to $299.99 from ThinkGeek.

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This tiny Linux PC features a Freescale 400MHZ MPC5121e mobileGT processor, there are also no moving parts in the PC which helped keep the power consumption down.

The Cherrypal features 4GB of NAND flash memory instead of a regular hard drive.

Memory comes in the form of 256MB of RAM , there is also built in 802.11b/g WiFi, two USB ports, a VGA port and Ethernet.

The Cherrypal will run a tweaked version of Debian.

There is no word on pricing or availability as yet, but according to the manufacturer they intend to make it the most affordable on the market.

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The RazorBook 400 features a 7 inch LCD with a resolution of 800 x 400, and is powered by a 400MHZ processor.

It runs CE Linux and has 512MB of RAM and a 4GB SSD, there is also built in WiFi and 3 USB ports.

The RazorBook 400 is available to buy online for $299 from 3k.

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The specs are a little limited at the moment, but it will feature an 8.9 inch display, an integrated webcam, WiFi, an 8 in 1 car reader.

This mini notebook will come with a choice of either Windows XP or Ubuntu Linux and is expected to retail for under $500.

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Unlike the rest of the competitors, this one may actually have a chance of becoming popular becuase of the price.

A single Bestlink Alpha 400 will cost you either $219 for the 1GB model or $250 for the 2GB model, which is very affordable, and if you want to buy in bulk, say for a school or an office they will only cost you $180 each.

The Bestlink Alpha 400 features a 400MHZ Xburst CPu, 128MB of Ram and a choice of either 1GB or 2GB of flash storage.

It features a 7 inch display with a resolution of 800 x 400 and will run Linux or Windows CE.

There is also the option to expand the storage via an SD card, unfortunately there is no WiFi built in but it does come with a WiFi dongle.

Here’s the specs

• Processor: XBurst 400 MHz 32-bit CPU
• Display Terminal: 7” Digital Panel 800 X 480 true-color
• RAM: 128M
• Storage: 1GB or 2GB Max. NAND Flash
• USB port: 3 ports
• External Storage: SD card rabbit
• Earphone and Mic jack
• Input Device: standard keyboard and mouse
• Broadband Interface: 10/100MB Ethernet interface
• Network access: ADSL, Wi-Fi, CDMA, GPRS (optional)
• Dimension: 21.2 X 14.2 X 3.3cm
• Weight: 0.70kgs

The specs aren’t that impressive, but the price is cheap, I am sure the Bestlink Alpha 400 is going to be a hit simply because of the price.

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Available for $549.99 from ThinkGeek.com

Product Features

• Full-function PC with utmost mobility and durable all-aluminum case
• Ultra-portable light-weight design: 2.6 lb (1.19 kg) and 1.05 in (27 mm) thin at front
• 8.9-inch diagonal 1280 x 768 WXGA scratch-resistant display
• 92% full-size QWERTY keyboard and touchpad
• 802.11 a/b/g wireless LAN, HP Wireless Assistant
• 120 GB 5400 rpm hard drive
• Integrated VGA Webcam
• ExpressCard/54 slot
• Secure Digital slot for HCSD and MMC media cards
• 1GB of installed RAM, Upgradeable up to 2GB of 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM

Specifications

• Dimensions (HxWxD) – 1.05 inches thick (at front) x 10.04 inches x 6.5 inches
• Weight- 2.6 lb
• Processor – VIA C7®-M ULV Processor (1.2 GHz, 128 KB L2 cache)
• Operating System – SuSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10
• System Memory – 1024 MB 667-MHz DDR2 (1 DIMM) Supports up to 2048 MB maximum (1 DIMM slot is free to increase the memory)
• Hard Drive – 120-GB 5400 rpm (Hard drives are customer removable and will withstand multiple insertion/removal cycles. Up to 10 GB is reserved for the system recovery software.)
• Display – 8.9-inch diagonal 1280 x 768 WXGA scratch-resistant display, Integrated VGA Webcam
• Graphics – Via Chrome 9
• Audio – ADI High Definition CODEC, Stereo headphone/line out and microphone in, Integrated microphone
• Communications – Integrated Broadcom Gigabit Network Connection (10/100/1000 NIC)
• Integrated Wireless – Broadcom 802.11a/b/g
• Pointing Device – Touchpad with scroll zone and two soft-touch buttons
• Keyboard – Spill-resistant keyboard is 92% of full size, 101/102-key compatible with isolated inverted-T cursor control keys, both left and right control and alt keys, 12 function keys, and hotkey combinations for audio volume, power conservation, brightness, and other features. US and international key layouts are available.
• Battery – 3-cell (28 WHr) Lithium-Ion (Up to 2 hours 15 minutes usage time , standby time of up to 1 week) Optional 6-cell battery available from HP.
• Power – External 65W AC Adapter
• 1 Year Warranty

Ports

• VGA/external monitor (Supports resolutions of up to 2048 x 1536 at 75 Hz)
• 2 x USB 2.0 ports
• RJ-45/ethernet
• Stereo microphone in
• Stereo headphone/line out
• Power connector
• ExpressCard/54 slot
• Secure Digital (SD) Memory slot
• Kensington lock slot

Available for $549.99 from ThinkGeek.com

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They have now confirmed that they will ship the Asus PC 900 with Intel’s new Atom processor in June in the UK.

According to Asus the Atom processor will give the Asus Eee PC 900 a much better battery life. I was going to get myself one of the new 900’s when they go on sale, but I think I will wait till June now and get the version with the new Atom processor.

I wonder if they will sell many of the Asus PC 900 in May, I suspect the majority of people will wait till June to get the version with the Atom processor.

Asus obviously wanted to get the 900 out as soon as possible, as there are competitors bringing similar products out in June, so no doubt they wanted to beat them to it, this is probably why they are launching the 900 in May with the existing processor which is used in the Asus Eee PC 701.

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The InkmEdia has an 8.6 inch SVGA screen with a resolution of 800 x 600, 4 USB 2.0 ports, 2 SD card slots and 512MB of RAM, and 2 GB NAND Flash, containing read only file system (compressed).

Due to its advanced technical design, the InkMedia computer line cannot get a virus, a worm or ad-ware of any kind. It also never slows down, as it doesn’t have a hard disk to de-fragment. The InkMedia computer was designed from the outset to minimize any need for service or technical support. Its OS and applications are permanently embedded in the hardware, unable to be accessed or written to by malicious scripts.

The InkMedia computer has no moving parts and contains no hard disk to overheat or wear out. It has excellent performance and a mid-level class CPU, capable of operating virtually any form of media (flash or video) and it is fully internet capable. The technology operates with USB devices and connects seamlessly to servers and networks.

Here’s the specs.

• VIA C7-M ULV Processor
• Internal 8.6″ Diagonal SVGA (800×600) LCD panel
• Supporting 1024 X 768 True Color Video Output on external monitor
• Supports MPEG2 and MPEG4 decode acceleration in hardware.
• 4 USB 2.0 ports, 1 USB 1.1 port (for keyboard)
• 2 SD slots
• 512 MB Ram
• 2 GB NAND Flash, containing read only file system (compressed)
• User file storage on SD card
• 1 Stereo minipin audio out, stereo minipin mic in
• 1 RGB out for VGA monitor
• 10/100 Ethernet jack
• 802.11 a/b/g WiFi
• 100-250V 50/60Hz universal power supply
• 5-8 Hours of battery life

There are no details available at the moment on when the InkMedia PC will go on sale or the exact pricing but InkMedia have confirmed it will be less than $300.

Product Page via Linux Devices

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The Eee 900 will carry dual flash storage, there will be a 4GB SSD in  the motherboard and there are two different models, the processor remains the same with a 900MHZ Celeron M that is found in the PC 701.

First up there is the Windows XP version with an 8GB SSD in the PCIe slot, giving it 12GB of storage.

Next up is the Linux version with a 16GB SSD in the PCIe slot, giving it 20GB of storage.

This means that it should be easy to upgrade the Eee 900, both models would retail for around $500 to $560, obviously the price will differ by country due to taxes.

After a bit of research I have found out that both models will retail for £329.99 including taxes here in the UK.

The good news is that the Eee PC 900 will go on sale today in the UK and Hong Kong, France will get it on the 17th, Taiwan and Singapore will see it later this month and Australia, Germany and Italy will get it in May.

Funnily enough there are no details on when it will appear in the US, which I find a little strange.

I wonder if Asus are initially releasing the Eee PC 900 in Europe to beat competitors who are bringing out similar products, and the releasing an Intel Atom version in the US at a later date.

Head on over to Asus for full details of the release, I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these.

via Engadget

Update: The Asus Eee PC 900 will retail in the UK for £329.99 for both models, which includes taxes. It is available to preorder online as of today and will ship on May the 11th.

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This tiny Linux powered notebook will feature an 8 inc screen with a resolution of 800 x 400, a 500MHz AMD Geod LX Processor and 512MB of RAM.

For storage there is a 20GB hard drive, and it will run Linux, no details on which version as yet. There is also a 3 hour battery and it comes with a 3 year warranty as well.

The Fukato Datacask will go on sale in Europe in May for 279 Euros (about $440).

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You will need an Asus My Cinema U3100 Mini DVB-T USB TV tuner, which now works thanks to some updated Linux drivers from Asus.

The USB TV tuner was tested out by a Hong Kong based magazine and the tuner worked well except for h.264 software decoding, channels which were sent over MPEG-2 worked perfectly on the Asus Eee.

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The latest company on the bandwagon is HP with the Mini Note micro notebook, which is designed to improve on the micro notebooks available today.

The Mini Note features an 8.9 inch screen, and is built out of aluminum and has a spill resistant and more user friendly keyboard.

The Mini Note comes with a 1GHZ viz C7-M processor and 512MB or memory, as well as a 4GB solid state drive, and the base model runs SuSe Linux.

The HP Mini Note is aimed at the higher end range of these micro notebooks, at the same time it is still very affordable, with base models starting at $499 and the top model retailing at $1,199.

You can also customise your own model and choose whatever specs you need from the range available to suit your needs and budget.

The HP Mini Note is expected to go on sale sometime this month.

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The MyMiniPC comes with an Intel 1.86GHz Pentium T2,130 processor, 512MB of Ram, a 120GB hard drive, a DVD+RW, firewire, four USb 2.0 ports, DVI and S-Video, Ethernet.

The MyMiniPC is targeted My Space users with a glossy white case, 3D desktop, and a media center dock stacked with My Space and Web 2.0 folders for News, Photos, Videos, Music, TV and Movies, and more.

The Everex MyMiniPC measures just 1.5 inches tall and weighs just two pounds, and will retail for $499.

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This new CloudBook Max will have an 8.9 inch screen, a VIA a VIA C7-M ULV processor, WiFi b/g, Bluetooth, GPS, and 2x 2MP webcams and of course WiMax.

This will make for a great small notebook for people who need maximum connectivity on the road.

No Word on pricing or availability as yet.

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I have to say it looks great from the photos, there are no other details available and no specs as yet, but if it turns out to be as good and as competitively priced as the Eee PC then it is bound to be a hit.

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No WiMax, GPS or touchscreen, and the specs are otherwise what we’ve heard. But here’s the biggie: The manual reveals it’s got a MacBook Air/Pro style multi-touch trackpad, with two-finger pinch zooming, and two finger scrolling.

I am so glad I didn’t buy the first Eee PC, I would have done if the screen had been a little bigger with a higher resolution like the new one, I can’t wait to get my hands on one of these new Eee PC’s.

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Here’s a snippet of what they had to say about this new low cost Linux PC.

The KPC is not about high-performance computing (which you shouldn’t expect at the price). Still, it’s hardly lame. We stacked it against an older 3.2GHz Pentium 4 system running Vista Ultimate, with 2GB of memory and a 320GB hard drive; it’s a computer we’ve overclocked and upgraded over the years to keep relevant, but it’s one that really should be retired. Using basic productivity software—Firefox, Microsoft Word and Excel, as well as the latter two’s OpenOffice.org equivalents Write and Calc—the little KPC held its own.

Loading a large Excel spreadsheet that required a significant number of recalculations was an 8.2-second task for the Pentium 4, but it took just 6.3 seconds on the KPC. An intricate Web page with multiple links and images took Firefox 5.4 seconds to load on the Pentium 4 but only 4 seconds on the KPC. Finally, the two practically tied when doing 895 “Find and Replace” operations: Word finished in 0.68 second, while Write was just behind it at 0.66 second. Keep in mind that adding additional memory to the KPC should boost performance.

Overall they have given it an 8 out of 10 which is pretty decent considering the low cost of this mini Linux PC, I cant wait for this to hit the stores as it is at the top of my gadget shopping list, I will post a full review when I manage to get my hands on one.

Head on over to Computer Shopper and read the full review.

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This new model will remain the same size as the existing Eee Pc, but will feature a larger 9 inch screen as well as 1GB of memory as standard and storage will be bumped up to 12GB.

The Eee PC 900 will also feature a faster processor, although no details have been confirmed on exactly which one, and the Eee PC 900 should retail for around 399 Euros from the current base price of 299 Euros, although there is no confirmation on how this will effect the US pricing.

I have to admit, the only thing that has stopped me from buying an Eee PC so far has been the screen, if they bring this model out I think I may have to get one.

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Everex, the company that brought us the Cloudbook is going after Mini PCs like the Mac Mini with this Linux Powered Mini PC.

The Everex Mini come with a 1.86GHZ Intel Pentium Dual Core Mobile Processor, 512MB of RAM, a 120GB hard drive, a built in DVDRW and Intel GMA950 graphics.

There is also Realtek ALC268 High Definition Audio, Ethernet, DVI-I, S-Video, Firewire, 4 USB ports and a built in 4 in 1 media card reader.

The Everex gPC Mini runs gOS and comes with several open source and free applications such as OpenOffice 2.3, Firefox, GIMP, as well as linked applications like gMail, Facebook and others.

The Everex gPC Mini will go on sale in March for $499.

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The SD631T can run dual displays, that can show different things, for example the display in the front of the car could display GPS to the driver, whilst the passengers in the back of the car could surf the web with the second display.

Here’s the specs

•  Intel i915GM / ICH 6M supporting Intel Pentium M / Celeron M up to 2.13GHz; 400/533MHz front-side bus
• Memory — supports SO DIMM DDR II 400/533MHz
• Video — Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950; supports DVI, VGA and TV-Out; simultaneous or extended display
• Audio — AC ‘97; Realtek 650
• Storage — supports a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive and CD/DVD drive
• Networking — Intel Pro 10/100 Fast Ethernet
• USB — 3 x USB 2.0/1.1
• Other I/O:
• 1394-Firewire (Agere FW323),DVI,PC-104 plus,PS/2 keyboard and mouse,Mic-in,Serial Port,Earphone,Line-Out
• Power — DC 12V
• Dimensions — 5.8 x 10 x 1.6 inches (14.5 x 25 x 4.3 cm)
• Weight — 3.3 lbs (1.5kg) (fully equipped)

No word on pricing or availability as yet.

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The free StreamMyGame Server enables PC games to be played remotely by converting the game’s video and audio into a Game Stream and sending it over a home network to a second computer where you can view and play the game with the free StreamMyGame Player.

The second computer can be a PC, laptop, PS3 or Linux device. The game can be played on the second computer without any lag and the second computer does not need to have the game installed.

The StreamMyGame Server is compatible with Windows XP, Vista and all computer games based on Microsoft’s DirectX8, DirectX9, DirectX10 including the latest games such as PES 2008 and Crysis and OpenGL standards.

The StreamMyGame Player is compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Linux with resolutions up to Super HDTV 3200 x 2400. Compatible Linux installations include Ubuntu and Yellow Dog Linux, recommended by Sony for the PS3.

StreamMyGame is available for free over at StreamMyGame.com.

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The Shuttle KPC, will come in two options a barebones kit, and a fully built PC running Linux.

The full PC version will feature an Intel Celeron processorm a 945GC chipset, 512MB of memory and either a 60GB or 80GB hard drive and a 100W PSU.

The Shuttle KPC will cost $199, and if you want the barebones version it is going to cost $99.

The barebones KPC will have the option to upgrade to a Intel Core2Duo processor and 1GB of Ram.

It should go on sale in the next couple of months, and I have to say it looks great from the pictures.

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This tiny Linux powered PC has its sights on the hugely popular Asus Eee PC.

It measures 9 inches long and only weighs 2 pounds. It has a 7 inch screen with a resolution of 800 x 480, a 1.2GHZ Via C7-m ULV mobile processor, 512MB of ram and a 30GB HDD.

There is also built in WiFi, a 4-in-1 card reader and a a 1.3MP webcam.

It will run gOS (A Google themed version of Linux), and is reported to have a battery life of 5 Hours.

The Everex Cloudbook will go on sale for $399.

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This new version sports an 8 inch screen instead of the 7 inch one on the current Eee PC.

From the look of the photos this looks great compared to the current Eee, although the resolution remains the same at 800 x 480.

No word on when it will be released or pricing, but Asus have also confirmed that there will also be another Eee PC with an 8.9 inch screen.

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It is smaller than an Apple iPod Nano, and it runs LimeOS, which is based on Debian Linux, it feature a full screen HTML based user interface and web 2.0 applications.

It features the FreeScale MPC5121e CPU, it also features Audio cards, PCI, Ethernet, SATA and a USB Motherboard.

Unfortunately those are the only details available at the moment.

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The New version called the Neo FreeRunner will come with built in WiFi, 3D accelerometers and a faster processor.

Heres the specs.

• Processor — Samsung S3C2442 500MHz
• RAM — 128MB
• Flash — 256MB
• Display — 4.3-inch diagonal WQVGA Color TFT LCD (480×272)
• Graphics — SMedia 3362-based 3D graphics acceleration
• Accelerometers — 2 x 3D accelerometers
• Audio — “high-quality” audio codec
• USB — 1 x version 1.1
• Cellular — 2.5G tri-band GPRS/GSM (900MHz or 850MHz)
• WiFi — 802.11b/g WiFi
• Bluetooth — version 2.0
• GPS — AGPS (assisted global positioning system) receiver

The Neo FreeRunner will go on sale in the spring,no word on pricing as yet.

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It is roughly the size of a paperback book, and it only uses a small amount of power between 3 to 5 watts.

The fitPC comes with Linux pre-installed and is design to fit into spaces where conventional PC’s can’t.

According to Compulab the fit-PC is based on the company’s CM-iGLX computer-on-module (COM), reported as the world’s smallest LX800-based single-board computer when it was introduced. The module has a 500 MHz AMD Geode LX800 processor, and is equipped with 256 MB of DDR RAM and up to 512 MB of NAND flash.

The fitPC is designed to be virtually maintenance free and ideal for 24/7 use in the home or office.

The is no fan, but the fitPC is cooled by its black anodized case, which serves as a heat sink.

The Specs

• 40 GB hard drive
• Dual 100 Mbps Ethernet
• SXGA graphics controller, resolution to 1920 x 1440
• 2 USB 2.0 high speed ports
• Audio in/out interfaces
• RS-232 serial port
• Single 5V power supply
• Dimensions — 4.7 x 4.6 x 1.6 inches (120 x 116 x 40 mm)

It is also possible to run Windows XP on the fit PC, and you can order it online for $285 (About £140) plus delivery.

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The cool thing about this mini linux PC is that it uses only 8 watts of power, which is about a quarter of the power used by an average laptop.

It runs the Puppy Linux OS, and also comes with office compatible software.

It can also be solar powered and comes with an optional 10.4 inch LCD screen. The add on screen uses 10 watts of power.

Here are the specs on this mini linux PC:-

• Processor: 200MHz x86 CPU, Memory: 128MB SDRAM, Storage: 2GB (included Compact Flash card), Power Supply (US, UK, or EU).
• 3 x USB 2.0 ports (12Mbps transfer rate), 1 x 10/100 Ethernet port, VGA port to connect LCD display (supports resolutions up to 1280×1024).
• Power consumption of 8W with CPU and SDRAM running at full speed. With external devices (USB 2.0 CD Rewriter, USB-powered hard drive) power consumption rises to 11W.
• Dimensions: 11.5cm (Width) x 11.5cm (Lenght) x 3.5cm (Height).
• Puppy Linux Operating System (version 2.14) – similar in appearance to MS Windows, stable, and pre-installed.
• Excel-compatible spreadsheet software (Gnumeric), Word-compatible word processor (Abiword)

This mini linux PC is available to buy online from Aleutia from £179 (about $360).

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