Samsung X360, a new ultraportable notebook unveiled recently. With it's weight of only 1.27kg (2.8lbs), Samsung described x360 as "lighter than air". Although, lighter compare to Apple's notebook which weigh 1.36kg, the Samsung x360 is phisically bigger than the Apple Notebook. Measuring at 0.66-inches at its thinnest, but 1.2-inches at the deepest point. 
Featuring a 13.3-inch, LED-backlit display, As to x360's processors, it is powered by Centrino 2 ULV (1.2 GHz and up), withRAM capacities of 1GB and can be extended up to 4GB. For storage, you’ll have a choice between a 64GB and 128GB SSD or 5,400RPM 120GB HDD. When it comes to Wireless connectivity it includes a built-in WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 EDR module, for security purposes, the notebook will feature a built-in fingerprint scanner. There’s also a 1.3-megapixel webcam. 
Just this afternoon in a live webcast, Dell unveiled its latest 2 Vostro laptopz today called the Vostro A860 and A840. The Dell Vostro A860 comes with a 15.6-inch HD LCD while the A840has a smaller 14.1-inch WXGA LCD, both offers anti-glarewidescreen features. 
This is the ucpoming Asus N10 netbook to be launched in September 2008, only this will not be part of the Eee PC lineup.
This Asus N10 netbook is ultraportable, Atom-powered, it could even take advantage of the upcoming dual-core Atom 330. It has high-end 10.2-inch display running at 1024 x 768 and speakers courtesy of Altec Lansing.
It brings up to 320GB memory along with Vista or Linux operation system. It has fingerprint reader, card reader, and ExpressCard slot.It facilities are WiFi and Ethernet connectivity. It includes USB ports, and headphone/mic ports. RAM should be somewhere from 1GB upgradeable to 2GB. Asus N10 netbook has an attractive silver and black case, with a rather glossy looking lid.
Here are some pictures of Asus N10 Netbook:
According to French blog Blogee.net, the Asus N10 could be priced somewhere between $487 to $635 depending on specs.
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Inspiron 910 is the Dell's E netbook to be launched on August 22 this year. Just like other netbooks. Dell Inspiron 910 uses Intel's Atom1.6Ghz processor, 512 or 1GB of RAM, 4/8/16 GB of flash storage. 
