Posted on Thursday, February 26 2009 @ 21:06 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
DigiTimes
writes Gigabyte will reveal three 10.1" netbooks at CeBIT: the Touch Note T1028, Booktop M1022, and Thin Note S1024. Besides these netbooks, the company is working on a 13.3" ultrathin notebook based on Intel's CULV platform, and will also debut 14" to 18" notebooks.
The Touch Note T1028 series adopts Intel's Atom N270 CPU and 945GSE chipset and features a rotatable touchscreen panel. The T1028 will be launched on March 20 this year with prices starting at NT$17,900 (US$514).
The Booktop M1022 will be available in either Atom N270/945GSE or the new N280/GN40 models and be priced at around NT$16,900-17,900 when it launches on April 13, Gigabyte detailed.
Finally, the Thin Note S1024 will adopt the Atom N270/945GSE and come with either a 60GB or 80GB hard drive. The main highlight of the S1024 is its weight at 890g, said Gigabyte. The S1024 will be launched on April 24 priced at NT$16,900. The company will also launch a version priced below US$400 for emerging markets.
Photos of the Gigabyte netbooks can be seen
at Engadget:
