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damn it. where's the nano chip?, its almost 2009 now.
JimS0cks 3 years ago
Please install a larger keyboard and touchpad
Datdudekanez 3 years ago
I'll be dual-booting it , with Ubuntu and vista ...
pablomager 3 years ago
loved it , it will be my future nootebook as soon as it hit the estores..
pablomager 3 years ago
The C7 cpu is to low even for normal usage
stri06 3 years ago
Not really , the new C7 will be up to 1.6 ghz , wich for a mini nootebook , to use On-the-go , is REALLY great..
pablomager 3 years ago
when will it be in sell???
how muc is it???
munic1 3 years ago
3 Hours battery time... what's that?
NOTHING!
rhov233 3 years ago
3 hour battery time is pathetic for a ultraportabul....ffs go for a Sony Viao with 8 hours!
CanOfSpam 3 years ago
3 hours for a 2400mAh battery! If more battery adopted, I'm sure it can run for a longer time. Sony VGN-TZ37N adopts a 5800mAh battery, which claimed to last for 8 hours while it actually run out in 5 hours under typical circomstances, some reviews said! And you need to pay times the money for a Sony notebook than that for an OpenBook:)
It's free to choose that you prefered. As OpenBook is an open reference design, third party manufactures can provide us with more variations in the future.
phixcoco 3 years ago
All of these mini notebooks. Too many choices. This one looks interesting.
gtperformah 3 years ago
I think the track pad looks a little small, but there isn't much room for a bigger one. Touch screens are the future in this form factor, or so I hope.
NoobixCube 3 years ago
Looks like VIA really gets it. I could have used one on the plane the other day. When can I get one?
technokitty16 3 years ago
Looks very interesting! VIA has a great product here and shows that you don't need to be a market leader to give the customers what they want.
d2kx 3 years ago
Is there Isaiah version?
mousou01 3 years ago
I'm quite sure the next step of OpenBook will be a design with Isaiah microprocessor. My personal estimation is half or one year later.
BTW, the OpenBook looks much nicer than the previous Nanobook, in addition to several enhancements. Nice job, VIA!
phixcoco 3 years ago
looks like a very nice notebook
macroblog 3 years ago