OCZ's new DIY Neutrino netbook

After the presentation at this year's CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany, OCZ first Netbook, the do-it-yourself neutrinos, has finally been officially launched by the San Jose, California-based company. Designed to provide users with a do-it-yourself options Netbook on the market, new neutrinos from OCZ is said to meet the needs of different users, ranging from hardware enthusiasts to integrate professional.
Based on the same platform with Intel's Atom family is active in almost every other Netbook on the market, NEUTRINO is to provide end users with a variety of configuration options and customization.

"There are many consumers who want a blend of essential features and ultra compact format, and our new NEUTRINO DIY Netbook Intel Atom-based technology allows users to design and configure your solution to their requirements specifications," says Alex May , CMO of OCZ Technology Group. "The DIY NEUTRINO Netbook puts control back in the hands of consumers so that they can configure a feature-rich Netbook with memory, storage and preferred operating system at a reasonable price goes anywhere computing solution."

According to the specifications available, NEUTRINO is a 10.1-inch form factor and is driven by an Intel Atom processor most successful model 1.6GHz Atom N270. The system is based on an Intel 945GSE chipset and supports up to 2 GB of system memory. It can be equipped with a large capacity 2.5-inch hard drive of 250 GB or even a high-performance Flash-based SSD with a capacity from 30 GB to 250 GB. Other configuration options include the optional 4-in-1 card reader and Kensington lock security.

The NEUTRINO also has a VGA port, RJ-45 Ethernet port, 2 USB ports, built-in 1.3MP webcam, wireless 802.11 b / g connection, 2 speakers for high quality, integrated micro-pad, 83 keys with inverted - T arrow keys. According to the available information, neutrinos will be available for about $ 269, which can go higher, depending on the different configuration options.