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As brand names go, Dr. Mobile at least goes some way to telling you what the company is all about: ultramobile products like netbooks and notebooks.  Dr. Mobile first showed off its VIA-based netbook wares at CES back in January, and now HowToBeMobile has grabbed some hands-on video time with the new 11.6-inch Dr.Mobile FreeStyle 1300n.

Video demo of the Dr. Mobile netbooks after the cut

Hands-on, the FreeStyle 1300n reportedly feels sturdy despite the slim build, and the 11.6-inch display – running at 1366 x 768 resolution – is handy for fitting full webpages on-screen.  Performance from the VIA Nano 1.3GHz processor is left up in the air, but we’re hoping that the experience from the Samsung NC20 – which uses the same CPU – carries over to the 1300n. 

There’s also a fair degree of customization, with multiple colors and finishes available.  No word on pricing, but the first models are expected to arrive on the market in around a month.

Key specs for the FreeStyle 1300n:

• VIA Nano 1.3GHz Processor
• VIA  VX800 Chipset
• Windows XP® / Vista® Home Basic OS
• 11.6″ WXGA  (WXGA, 1366×768)
• DDR2 up to 4GB (2GBx2)
• SATA 2.5” HDD/SSD
• USB 2.0 x3, Touchpad
• VGAx1,
• FreeStyle 1300nWebcam 1.3M x1
• LAN (10/100/1000)
• WiFi (802.11b/g)
• Bluetooth (EDR2.0, DUN, PAN, A2DP + AVRCP)
• Embedded mini PCIe device options
• - HSDPA/HSUPA
• - TD-SCDMA / W-CDMA / EVDO
• - WiMAX
• 3600~3800mA  Li-Polymer Battery
• SD/SDHC/MMC Card Reader
• 281mm(L) x 198mm(W)
• 25mm thick
• <1.3Kg Weight.