LG are to release another 10 inch netbook, this time in the form of the X140. Very similar to the X120, both feature a 10 inch display with a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution. Both also come equipped with the Intel Atom Pine Trail CPU. The X140 however, differs from the X120 in keyboard design. The X120 features a more traditional keyboard design, found on netbooks such as the Samsung NC10, while the X140, features an “island style” keyboard. The layout is similar to that found on the Sony Vaio W netbook.

Specs of the LG X140, include 1GB RAM, 160GB hard drive, a 6 cell battery, Windows 7 Starter and WiFi supporting 802.11b/g/n. The netbook will also be able to have 3G but, it’s not clear whether it will be included as standard or an optional upgrade. Pricing and release date is currently unknown.

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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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