Netsee are to release a new netbook with an 8.9 inch display. Named the UNC-890, it will be released in South Korea and will retail for between 399,000 KRW ($351) and 439,000 KRW ($386). Measuring at under an inch, it is a super slim and lightweight netbook, weighing in at 920 grams.

Specs of the netbook, include a 1024×600 display resolution, a slightly outdated processor, the Intel Atom N270. It also has 1GB of RAM and a 32GB SSD. The UNC-890 will also be available in a choice of white or red.

AVING have also managed to grab quite a few pictures of the netbook, which you can view below.

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The company in charge of making products under the Korean Averatec brand, Trigem, is gearing up to launch two new “next generation” tablet PCs during the first half of 2010. The two tablets will differ only in screen size, with one having a 7-inch screen and the other, 10-inches. The design, as shown in this mockup, looks very sleek, though it has quite the bezel. And it’s being shown as having a front-facing 1.3-megapixel camera, so video conferencing should be a distinct possibility. There is but one problem, though. While the upcoming TG Averatec tablet PCs are being billed as next-gen, they come with a rather outdated operating system: Windows CE. And since I learned Korean on the Internet, I can’t quite confirm if the press release states something about Linux compatibility or just mentions it randomly. In any case, pricing for either of the two tablets has not yet been revealed, but as an e-book reader I’m sure this will sell well for under $200. Check out another photo after the break.
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The 3.5G enabled, large hard drive packing Asus Eee PC S101H has reportedly been released in Korea, where it is now available for purchase. The Asus Eee PC S101H is one of Asus’s high-end netbooks, sporting a 10.2-inch LED-backlit screen, Wi-Fi n and the aforementioned 3.5G antenna. As with all Asus netbooks, it should be well worth the money, if you’re willing to spend on a new netbook, that is.

Via Blogntech

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It may look like the PDAs of the old days but certainly is more powerful. Plus it pretty much has the standard netbook features and specs, so we might as well categorize it as a netbook.

Alright, we’re talking here of the Korean UMID mini netbook, and when we say mini, we mean mini as in smaller than the 7-inch Eee PCs.

Detailed specs include: Atom processor, 1GB of RAM, up to 32GB of SSD storage, wireless broadband capable, digital TV receivers, WiMAX, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, HSDPA, touchscreen display with 1024×600 resolution and is powerful enough to run on XP, Linux and even VISTA.

The only problem with such a small device as this UMID netbook is of course the keyboard. Unless of course you’ve got tiny hands and fingers. No words though on whether this netbook will get out of the Korean market. Pricing is unavailable as well.

Via  Aving

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It seems as though Raon Digital’s Everun Note with it’s AMD Turion dual core processor and 1GB ram performs better than the current Atom-based notebooks. This has yet to be verified by a third-party but it sure looks promising.

Rumored price for the Everun Note is at $800

Via [Slashgear]

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