Posted on Thursday, June 25 2009 @ 20:14 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Pocket Lint
reports netbooks based on the NVIDIA Tegra will arrive in late November, just in time for Black Friday. These systems are expected to cost around $200. Furthermore, it's expected that mobile phone operators are going to offer this netbook for free with 2-year data contracts.
A Black Friday launch, the day that most Americans start their Christmas shopping, could mean this becomes the number one netbook to have this year.
The company is currently touting a prototype model called elan created by a company called mobinnova, that sports an 8.9 inch screen, Wi-Fi, 3G wireless connectivity, and a webcam for video conferencing. Currently running Microsoft's CE operating system, Nvidia says that the final version could sport Google's Android operating system.
NVIDIA also told the gadget site that a Tegra-based cell phone is expected by late 2009 or early 2010.
