Opsie! Don’t get your hopes too high folks. That $49 price of the LG X120 available at Radioshack also comes with a catch just like the Nokia Booklet 3G we told you a couple of days ago.

For Radioshack’s Christmas promo, you can get the LG X120 for $49 if you sign up for a two-year AT&T contract. If you do the math, that will amount to around $1,440. Or, as JKOntheRun mentioned, you can opt to terminate the contract and pay the $179 early termination fee instead.

As a review, the LG X120 features a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, Microsoft Windows XP Home, 160GB HDD, 6-cell battery, 10.1-inch display, and SmartOn feature.

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LG have now released their first netbook, the LG X120 in the US today. Like we previously said, the netbook will be available from Radio Shack. It’s become clear now, that the netbook will be available from Radio Shack online and selected stores as well as from AT&T stores. No price information for the standalone netbook has been released. The LG X120 can be picked up from AT&T with a data contract. Unfortunately the contract will be more than initially thought. The netbook appears to only be available with the $60 package instead of the $35 package. The contract is for 2 years, which puts the netbook on the pricey side. Hopefully we’ll see it available on the $35 per month package soon. Of course, the higher package does give you much more. You get 5GB of data transfer instead of 200mb and you also get access to 20,000 WiFi Hot Spots for no extra cost.

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LG is finally bringing its first netbook, the LG X120 to the U.S. market and it is being released with AT&T’s data plan worth $35 or more as well. To be an exclusive from RadioShack, the LG X120 boasts of 10.1-inch LED backlit display, Intel Atom 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB of RAM, 160 GB HDD, Wi-Fi, 1.3MP camera and Windows XP.

The LG X120 comes in white with blue trim design and is loaded with a 6-cell battery pack. That would give you aronud 7 hours of good netbook usage.

Price tag? – around $180 if you opt to get an AT&T plan starting at $35 or more.

via Electronista

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The lucky guys at Engadget have been fortunate to get their hands on a retail version of the new netbook from LG, the LG X120 (1.6GHz Atom CPU / 10.1 inch screen / 160GB HDD / 1GB of RAM). They’ve posted up a number of images from the unboxing of the unit which can be found in the gallery with a handful of images from the event posted below:

Engadget seem impressed with the X120 from their initial unboxing inspection, noting the matte white finish on the exterior of the netbook, the high gloss finish on the interior and on the screen, the quality of the keyboard and the LG “Splashtop-powered Smart On interface” as being positive additions. The LG X120 certainly makes a good overall first impression.

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Besides Samsung, there is another famous cellphone-making company dabbling in netbooks. That, of course, is LG, and its latest model–the LG X120–is said to be on schedule for a release in the Japanese before the end of the month, followed by a wider release in April. All things considered, the LG X120 doesn’t really differ much from netbooks in its category. It’s got a standard 10-inch screen, 1.6GHz Intel Atom processor, 160GB hard drive, 1GB RAM, Wi-Fi and either a 3-cell or 6-cell battery. It does sport an inbuilt HSPA modem, though, so it would be a great choice for mobile computing enthusiasts who are fond of doing work on the go.

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Eager to read the first user reviews of LG’s upcoming X120 netbook? So are we. And we’re in luck, ’cause today we stumbled upon a quick preview of the said netbook from Linus Tech Tips. Well, it’s not so much a preview as just a showing off of an unpowered device that’s taken apart. We did learn, however, that the LG X120 is just an easy pickle when it comes to teardowns. All it took was the taking out of several screws and careful pulling to reveal that the HDD and RAM on the X120 are both easily upgradable, and that’s good enough to know for most people. After the break, photos of the LG X120′s innards exposed. We sure can’t wait to get out hands on this.
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LG has just announced a new version of its follow up to the LG X110 in Barcelona during Mobile World Congress 2009. This new netbook is actually the LG X120, now equipped with wireless 3G connectivity. Also pre-installed on the LG X120 is something LG calls a Smart-on interface, which supposedly works the same way as an instant-boot OS. This should give users a way to access frequently used applications like the music player, photo viewer, and Internet suite. The LG X120 will be available in Europe starting in March with 3-cell and 6-cell battery configurations.

Via LG

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