Jun 22 2009

Daewoo Release SOLO C920-mini Tablet Netbook

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Korean company Daewoo have released a new tablet netbook. The Daewoo SOLO C920-mini comes complete with an 8.9 inch touchscreen (which of course swivels and can be used as a tablet), an Intel Atom N270 CPU, 1Gb RAM, a 60Gb hard drive and a webcam. The C920-mini comes installed with Windows XP however, without installing Windows 7 or Windows Tablet PC Edition yourself, the tablet feature of this netbook is un-usable.

There are no details on pricing or availability for the rest of the world but, the Daewoo SOLO C920-mini is available in Korea right now priced at 799,000 . More details are available on the Daewoo Lucoms website.

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One Response to “Daewoo Release SOLO C920-mini Tablet Netbook”
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