If you’re a fan of box-type stuff, then you might like what Clevo has done in a new netbook it plans to offer some time this year. Yes, the company does indeed have a netbook, and it’s called the Clevo M810L. One of the most prominent features of this netbook is its solid-looking square-esque chassis. Though how sturdy it actually is still remains in question, some specs make it standard netbook fare. It comes with a 1.6GHz intel Atom N270 CPU, 10.1-inch, 1024 x 576 pixel display, a hard drive, and supports up to 2GB of RAM. Wi-Fi, 3G and Bluetooth only comes as options. No word on a price yet or final availability date, but once it comes out we’ll let you know.

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It doesn’t look like Asus will be launching new netbooks at CeBIT 2009, but they do have some pretty interesting things on display. On top of these things is the dual touchscreen notebook that you see pictured above. Currently, this device is more like a concept, as the unit displayed at CeBIT isn’t exactly a full working prototype, but it does look quite functional, and with the on-screen virtual keyboard it seems practical. It runs on Microsoft’s Windows 7 OS, and has a few apps lying on the desktop. No word on when this type of device will be released in retail, though, but you can expect that it’s going to take a while before that happens.

Via Engadget