Planning for a vacation to Bali in Indonesia? Maybe you will be able to pick up Zyrex Ubud, an ultra portable based on the Via Nanobook UMD reference design.
There is no price tag on the UMPC yet and I have not been able to get an email response from the company.
Here are the specifications of […]

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The ultra mobile portables market is getting crowded. Pioneer has released two new models for the Australia market, Dreambook Light IL1 and Dreambook Light CE26. The two mini laptops, especially Dreambook Light CE26, appear to be built around the Via Nanobook reference design.
While not as affordable as Everex Cloudbook or Asus EeePC, they do come […]

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Maxdata has released their version of Via Nanobook under the Belinea brand. Belinea, more famous for their line of LCD displays than laptops or ultra portables, calls the attractive UMPC - Belinea s.book 1.
The UMPC is currently selling in a few European countries (UK and Germany) and priced round £420 or US$830. Some notable differences […]

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Another UMPC based on the Via Nanobook UMD reference is going to make it to the UK ultra portable scene. Made by Stone Computers, the Stone UMPC was recently showcased in BETT 2008, an educational information and communications technology event in London, UK. The specifications of Stone UMPC suggest that it is going to cost […]

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Also based on Via Nanobook UMD reference design, Packard Bell Easynote XS does not seem to attract as much attention as Everex Cloudbook, despite it having been in the market for a few months. Currently selling in a few European and Asian countries, it is priced at around £349.99 or US$700. Some notable differences from […]

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