Netbooked is back at it again, this time they've discovered a new HP Mini 210 listing on HP's own website (actually it was MyHPMini). Clearly, this netbook could be seen as the successor their Mini 110 netbook, which is definitely a good thing. We're looking at a netbook with an Intel Atom N450 and - if it is the Mini 110 successor - it could also have Nvidia Ion graphics inside. This is something to look forward to.


Update: For some unknown reason I confused the HP Mini 110 for the Mini 311. The Mini 110 doesn't have Ion graphics, it's actually the Mini 311. So, this is a regular netbook with integrated graphics - unfortunately.

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The folks over at Netbooked have found a new netbook on Acer's website. This appears to be the Aspire One 532 netbook and it's a bit different from the rest. That's simply because they also found that this netbook will feature Intel's upcoming Pine Trail line-up of Atoms, more specifically the N450 CPU. It'll also feature a 10.1-inch display with a 1,280 x 720 resolution and integrated Intel GMA 3150 graphics. This netbook will reportedly retail for ?299 ($441 USD), but we won't know for sure until next year.

[Engadget]

If you love netbooks, you should love this one as well. Onkyo plans to sell a rebranded Kohjinsha dual-screen netbook in the future. This netbook will be a bit more expensive than the original, but gets a couple of bumps in specs. The improvements are that it'll come with 2GB of RAM (up from 1GB), a 320GB HDD (up from 160GB), and displays with a 1,366 x 768 resolution (up from 1,024 x 600). Of course, this netbook will feature the same dual-screen (and sliding) 10.1-inch LED-backlit displays, but Onkyo decided to remove the 1-Seg digital TV tuner. They also changed the colour of the netbook to white. All the other specs stay the same.