Panasonic Launches the Let’s Go Netbook, Powered by Intel Core I7

February 12, 2010 3 Comments

Panasonic has just launched a new netbook under its “Let’s Go” ultraportable notebook series.  Our netbook here is called the – Let’s Note netbook. And what makes this new netbook exciting is the fact that it doesn’t come with the usual Intel Atom N450 1.6GHz CPU but is instead packed with the Intel Core i7-650UM VPro 1.20GHz CPU.

You know what’s special about this CPU on a 10.1-inch netbook, it will be able to give out up to 7.5 hours of battery life despite having only a 3-cell 3100mAh battery. Amazing feat, right?

Anyway, other features of this netbook include – 2GB of RAM upgradeable up to 4GB, 250GB of HDD, integrated graphics card, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, SD/SDHC card slot, USB 2.0 ports, VGA out, and Windows 7 Pro 32-bit.

The Panasonic Let’s Note netbook will hit store shelves on February 17th in Japan. No words yet on whether it will be released internationally. Likewise, pricing information is also not available as of  this time.

Via Redmond Pie

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  • http://www.eeepc1005pe.com eeepc1005pe

    powerful netbook but not good design

  • http://www.netbookreviews2u.com Netbook Lover

    this netbook is powerful, thank for sharing.

  • http://www.mynetbookworld.com/buying-a-netbook/5-best-12-inch-netbooks-and-mini-notebooks.html Best Netbooks

    As it features Intel Core i7, I do not think it counts as a netbook.


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