Apricot Computers, from the UK, shows us its Picobook Pro that looks like a variant of the Cloudbook MAX. Instead of Atom, the Picobook Pro is powered by VIA’s processor. There are two versions, the Picobook Pro VL that runs Novell Network SUSE and the Picobook Pro VX with Windows XP Home. Check out the full specs after the cut. It costs £279.
Specs:
- VIA® C7-M™ Ultra Low Voltage 1.2 GHz
- VIA TwinTurbo™ Technology - 400MHz Clock speed
- 8.9″ Wide Screen WSVGA 1024×600)
- Supports LCD, CRT, TV, or LCD/CRT Dual Display
- VIA VX800 Unified Chipset
- 60 Gigabyte Hard Disk
- 1024MB (1GB) DDRII RAM 667Mhz
- 1.3 Mega-pixel Integrated Webcam
- Built-in 4 in 1 Card-reader
- VIA Chrome9™ HC3 integrated graphics core, full DirectX 9.0 support.
- VIA Vinyl HD Audio controller. Up to 8 HD channels
- Built-in 10/100 based-T LAN
- 3945ABG Wireless LAN 802.11abg
- Bluetooth, optional Wimax
- D-SUB 15Pin x 1, USB 2.0 Port x 2, Microphone-in Port x 1, Line in Port x 1, RJ45 Port x 1
- 4400mA Li-Ion Battery - up to 4 hours use
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