Here we have another one of those China-made netbooks which will most likely not get into the international market. So, you're only recourse would be to import this netbook from China if you deemed it's worthy of your hard-earned bucks.

Anyway, the netbook we're talking about is this one spotted by Shanzai, which has a touch-enabled rotating screen. It's obviously not an original piece but a rebranded/repackaged and reengineered netbook to make it look like a convertible machine.

For specs - you get Intel Atom N270 CPU, 945GSE chipset, 1GB of RAM, 160GB of HDD and all the usual works - Bluetooth, camera, card reader and built-in 3G. What is not so understandable is why this netbook runs on Windows XP and not on Windows 7?

This netbook retails for around $370.

via Liliputing

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