Jun 23 2008

Korean Kids Got their Own Netbook, simply called LUKID

Posted in: asus, competitor

Korean kids got a new toy to play with and its called the LUKID. Manufactured by Korean PC manufacturer Daewoo Lucoms, the LUKID looks almost exactly like Intel’s Classmate PC. Actually it was based from Intel’s Classmate PC, and so we learned. Even its features and specifications are very similar to Intel’s netbook.

Available for the Korean market, the LUKID retails for around $547 (549,000 KRW). Pretty expensive if you may ask us.

Anyways, here’s a rundown of the LUKID features and specifications:

  • 900MHz Intel Celeron processor
  • Windows XP OS
  • 9-inch LCD display
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 30GB HDD
  • WIFI
  • SD Card Slot
  • USB Port
  • 6 cell Li-ion battery
  • .3-Megapixel Camera

Here are some more pictures:

Via Aving USA

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2 Responses to “Korean Kids Got their Own Netbook, simply called LUKID”
  1. From Poland We Have the Aristo Pico 640 UMPC | Eee PC - Blog says: June 23rd, 2008 at 10:30 pm

    [...] the LUKID of Korea we may or may not see this new UMPC from Poland called Aristo Pico 640 hitting the [...]

  2. Kids Netbook Forum says: October 5th, 2008 at 4:53 pm

    It’s great that they are aiming these at kids, but kids like colors. Do these come in any other color than grey?
    It would be helpful to let kids talk about what they want and need in a netbook, don’t you think? That’s why sites like http://www.NetbookKidz.com are cool.

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