Remember the Gdium Netbook from EMTEC? Well, it may have failed in making a significant splash in the netbook market with its previous machine but it certainly is not giving up. The company was reportedly planning to release a 10-inch Gdium netbook as early as January (Ops, that means its anytime this month in some parts of  world).

EMTECT is introducing this 10-inch Gdium netbook during the CES happening next week. It will be powered by Linux and would contain a plethora of open source software and a bootable USB key wherein the Linux OS, applications and personal data will be stored.

The 10-inch Gdium netbook will be available in black, white and pink design and will have a price tag of $400.

Via Engadget

EMtec has designed gdium EM-PC laptop for school kids about 10 years old. The gdium EM-PC features 8.9 inch display with 1024 x 600 resolution and a flash memory based removable storage device, Linux based OS, webcam and special GKey dongle for security and authentication. The unique stylish design offers the users option to work with gdium EM-PC anywhere with special access to gayaplex, an educational portal devised by educationists for school age children. gdium EM-PC laptop will be available from July in Australia for AUD $449, or about US $420.