LG's X110 is said to arrive in October
Written by IT News on 8:34 AM
As we approach a very interesting autumn, including rumors of forthcoming products keep surfacing, and netbook market is certainly one of the issues that are most approached. Recently, LG's X110 netbook believed to provide its users with a significant element that is not so common in most EEE PC and other netbooks. Apparently, it is said that the unit will boast the GPS navigation.
According to the German-based Notebookjournal, LG plans to add a different perspective on its netbooks. Its X110 portable systems should come with a GPS navigation feature, one that is not supported by any of its current competitors.
Unfortunately, as with all other unconfirmed news, it is still uncertain about LG's upcoming product will for the high-end netbook market with a $ 784 price point or if the X110 is designed to compete with the rest of the Intel-powered Atom netbooks in the mid-range market. If yes, $ 784 one will probably GPS support model.
Another new feature on the forthcoming product indicates that LG will officially drop their small, portable computer systems at some time in October. The X110 will be operated with the same Atomic Intel processor that all of its other competitors and it will give 2GB of RAM and a 120 GB of storage space. It will be designed to compete with all the other 9-inch netbooks, including ASUS 'EEE PC 900, 901 and 904HD. It is still unclear whether LG will provide a Linux version, which most gossip indicates that netbook will include a pre-installed Windows XP operating system.
In October release date seems to be a rather strange marketing decision, which at the time, a number of manufacturers has already published their own netbooks. On the other hand, LG has a significant advantage because it can fully exploit their contacts with various telecom providers, offering a series of promotional packages and bundles.
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