This video is a quick hands on the Samsung Chromebook Plus by Robby Payne of Chrome Unboxed at CES 2017.
The H6 is a low-cost 10 inch netbook from China powered by a 1.0GHz AllWinner A10 processor, a Mali 400 GPU and 512MB RAM, it comes pre-installed with Android.
This netbook by Sunlike, recently showcased at China Sourcing Fair, is powered by a 1.2GHz Boxchip A10 CPU, comes with 1GB RAM and runs Android.
The GoClever I102 is yet another example of a recent ARM based netbook running Android, specifically version 2.3 of the mobile operating system.
In the last post we have seen Android running on the Wabook EPC1029, a netbook powered by an ARM based Rockchip CPU.
Netbooks seem to be out of fashion but now and then a new device pops up, that fits into the netbook category, especially when tech exhibitions take place. One
Canonical has been working on bringing Android together with the Ubuntu desktop to create the killer app for multi-core phones in 2012 with both systems sharing
Android-x86 is an open source project with the goal to port Android to the x86 platform, so you can run Android on your laptop or PC.
This video by Charbax from ARMdevices features a mini laptop he spotted at the recent China Sourcing Fair in Hong Kong. The Chinese product is powered by a 1.2
Here is another non-tablet device that Charbax from ARMdevices spotted at CES 2011.
The AC100 is Toshiba's 1st Android smartbook to hit the market.
The Cherrypal Asia comes in 2 specifications a 10 a 7 inch model. The larger netbook is equipped with an 533MHz ARM9 based VIA 8505 processor, 256MB DDR RAM.
The Cherrypal Asia comes in 2 flavors a 7 and a 10 inch model. The smaller one is equipped with an 533MHz ARM9 based VIA 8505 processor, 256MB DDR RAM, 2 GB.
HP's first ARM based smartbook, the Compaq AirLife 100 running Android, which showed up at this year's CES and Mobile World Congress, became more official.
In this video Chippy from Carrypad gets his hands on the Compaq Airlife 100 at Mobile World Congress 2010, which currently takes place in Barcelona, Spain.
The PWS700BA by Chinese manufacturer Hivision is a 7-inch netbook that runs on Google's Android OS.
This video features products from Hivision showcased at CES 2010, including the PWS700B and PWS700BA Linux netbooks, as well as an MID with Windows CE, and an
The PWS700BA by Chinese manufacturer Hivision is a 7-inch netbook that runs on Google's Android OS.
Lots of fascinating new devices were showcased during past week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. In addition to marketing new products events
Today mobile computing expert and Web entrepreneur Sascha Pallenberg shared his netbook market trend predictions for 2010 in this video. Sascha predicts that
When I first read that Acer is going to release an Android netbook I was happy that they did not abandon Linux in contrast to ASUS.
The Skytone Alpha 680 is the first netbook running Google's Android operating system.
GNB showcased this netbook reviewed by Sascha for Netbook News at COMPUTEX 2009.
The Mtube II is a combination of netbook and tablet PC running Windows XP in netbook and Google Android in tablet mode. Apart from the unfortunate netbook
Nicolas from Tech Video Blog browses various Web sites on a Snapdragon-based netbook by Compal running Google Android in this video from COMPUTEX 2009.
Yet another video from busy Sascha at COMPUTEX 2009 getting his hands on the ECS T800 Netbook that will run the Linux based Android operating system.
Whether a mobile computer with a 11.6 inch screen is still a netbook or rather a subnotebook is a question one can argue or just don't care about.
In these videos 2 employees of Skytone demonstrate the Alpha 680, which is likely to be the first netbook to be shipped with the Android mobile os.
China-based company Skytone aims to have the final prototypes of the Skytone Alpha 680 ready by June 2009 so the first units may be shipped one or two months
Linux Journal, Wired and other media report that Taiwanese computer manufacturer ASUS is developing a netbook running on Google's mobile operating system