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NUODO 10.2" TFT LCD 1.6GHz Atom CPU 802.11g/b UMPC Netbook US$318 Free Shipping @ Dealextreme

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NUODO 10.2" TFT LCD 1.6GHz Atom CPU 802.11g/b UMPC Netbook US$318 Free Shipping @ Dealextreme
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fchis on 16/04/2009 - 00:54 dealextreme.com (560 clicks)
Last edited 16/04/2009 - 01:05

Works out to be $445 AUD current
Apparently,similar specs to Kogan netbook which costs $499AUD + Shipping (approxi.$30-$40). However, Kogan netbook runs on Linux.
http://www.kogan.com.au/shop/kogan-agora-netbook/

Brand:
NUODO Laptop

Color: Black
Screen Size: 10.2"
Widescreen Display: Yes
Display Type: WSVGA
Max Resolution: 1024 x 600
OS Provided: Windows XP Home (English)
CPU Type: Intel Atom
CPU Speed: N270 (1.60GHz)
CPU FSB: 533MHz
CPU L2 Cache: 512KB
Chipset: Intel 945GSE + ICH7-M
Graphics Processor: Intel GMA950 (Supports Vista Aero interface and DirectX 9)
Video Memory: Shared system memory
Memory Speed: DDR2 667
Memory: 1GB (Support up to 2GB)
HDD: 160GB
Hard Drive Interface: SATA
Webcam / Video Camera: Built-in (0.3 Megapixel)
LAN: 10/100Mbps
WLAN: 802.11b/g Wireless LAN
Bluetooth: n/a (features a spare mini PCI-E expansion slot for an optional Bluetooth module)
Slot: 1DIMM; 2Mini PCI-E (1 Used by WIFI, 1 Spare Mini PCI-E for Bluetooth, 3.5G HSDPW/WCDMA card, etc)
Ports: 1VGA + 13.5mm Microphone + 13.5mm Headphone + 3USB + 1RJ45 + 1 AC + 1*SD/MMC/MS/MS PRO Card Slot
Audio: SoundBlaster compatible
Speaker: Internal Speaker x 1
Touchpad: Yes
Keyboard: 85-key keyboard
Thermal: Coolong thermal system with smart fan
AC Adapter: Output: 19V DC, 35W / Input: 100~ 240V AC, 50/60Hz Universal
Battery: 3-cell 2200mAh lithium ion (3.5h battery life)
Security: Kensington Lock Port
Warranty: 1-year manufacturer's warranty (details in the specifications section)

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  • young_dazza on 16/04/2009 - 08:36

    As with a lot of dealextreme's stuff its quite cheap. But based on my experience with other DX stuff, I wouldnt expect the thing to last too long…

  • BlinkyBill on 16/04/2009 - 10:22

    And having to ship it back to dealextreme for warranty when it does eventually fail. Sorry but not a "bargain".

  • Kuric on 16/04/2009 - 13:18

    I'm split on this one.
    On one hand, it's a decent price if you are desperate for a netbook for short term use.
    On the other, if you want a decent netbook then spend a bit more for something long lasting.

    I agree with the previous post, warranty return is a pain when the RTB is overseas.

  • webbj on 16/04/2009 - 13:45

    If this model is a Hasee (as a commenter on DX has suggested) I can vouch that they arent to bad.
    I bought a Hasee S2P70 laptop (rather than netbook) a bit over a year ago and at the time it was $390 all up (Shipping included in that figure).
    That was direct from the Hasee warehouse though.

    They basically put together existing parts to make cheap laptops. They are then re-branded for companies wanting their own "line" of products - or alternatively sold as generic cheap units like this one. Advent laptops are re-badged hasee's if anyone has heard of those.

    Even if this is another brand machine, as long as it works - then US$318 for a netbook with reasonable spec and delivered is a pretty good deal I think. Especially given the AU-US dollar, and the way its heading further up again!

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