LG X300 Ultraslim Netbook
Posted on February 21, 2010
There’s no denying the fact that ‘slim is attractive’. At CES 2010, LG enticed audience with their latest ultra-slim, ultraportable – the LG X300 Netbook. This device is just 17.6mm thick and can easily slip into a manila envelope (watch the video below).
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The X300 sports an 11.6″ screen which stretches end-to-end, giving it a bezel-less look. The lid has a uniform Braille-like pattern. At 970g, it makes for easy mobility too. The keyboard seems well laid out, with space between the keys. The trackpad is looks unique with a border-less design, except for the lighting that marks it’s corners. Stylish craftsmanship indeed! |
| On the inside, this workstation will have the Intel Menlow 2GHz processor driving it. A 2GB RAM will be present too. Instead of a hard drive, a solid state drive will be packed within. This ultra-thin laptop will be equipped with SRS TruSurround HD sound. Thus, there’s focus on entertainment as well. Provision for an embedded 3G mobile broadband chipset is also expected to be present. |  |
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Being slender, the LG X300 laptop is short of ports on the sides. However, on the rear edge, there are 2 USB ports, a card reader, a headphone jack and another port which is apparently called “EX-Port”. A 1.3Mp web camera is integrated within as well. |
The LG X300 Superslim Laptop is supposed to offer a battery life of 7 hours. It is expected to step into markets this month. However, pricing is still unknown.
Images via Engadget and Pocket-lint
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