UMPC, Netbook, Mini-Note, Ultraportable and Subnotebook - Don’t they all mean the same thing? Gizmodo and UMPC Portal have written excellent articles explaining the minute differences between the terms. Personally, they all refer to the same tiny laptop segment to me.
Entries from July 2008
Terminology Defined: UMPC, NetBook, Mini-Note & More
July 12, 2008
Sylvania g Netbook to Feature Improved gOS
July 9, 2008
At first glance, the photo above appears to be the Everex CloudBook CE1200V UMPC. But take a closer look and you will noticed the Slyvania logo. Look even more closer and you will be pleasantly surpised that touchpad is positioned below the keyboard, unlike the Everex Cloudbook CE1200V which has its touchpad positioned above the keyboard.
Called the Sylvania g Netbook, the alphabet g of […]
DreamBook Light M91 from Pioneer - 8.9″ LCD & Intel Atom CPU
July 4, 2008
Besides DreamBook Light CE2A, Pioneer Australia is also releasing the DreamBook Light M91 which is based on the Intel Calistoga 945GSE + ICH7M chipset and runs the Intel Atom processor. M91 does not seem to be based on FIC CW0A1 design. DreamBook Light M91 comes with an 8.9″ touch screen with swivelling capability. It’s heavier at 1.2kg, probably […]
DreamBook Light CE2A from Pioneer - 8.9″ LCD & VIA C7 CPU
July 4, 2008
Just when you thought that Everex’s going to be the first to release an 8.9″ UMPC based on FIC’s CE2A1 design, we have the DreamBook Light CE2A from Pioneer Australia. According to Pioneer Australia’s website, the ETA of CE2A is July 2008. Everex, on the other hand, would be releasing their 8.9″ models in Taiwan and Japan […]
Everex to Launch 8.9 and 10.2 Inch Notebooks
July 2, 2008
FIC announces that their subsidiary, Everex Systems, will launch new CloudBook laptops within the next few months. A 8.9 inch model will be released by end of August and a similar model with WiMax will be available in September.
FIC also said that they will start shipping a CloudBook with 10.2 inch LCD model screen and 3G onboard. […]






















