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We’ve been talking about the T1028M Touchnote for awhile now, but nothing gets us more excited than full, genuine unboxing and that’s precisely what we came across today. The Gigabyte T1028M Touchnote got its moment in the sun today with a full unboxing over at UMPCPortal. This portable seemed to pretty much live up to expectations, though there was a disappointment factor when it came to the battery.
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Gigabyte T1028M Touchnote gets unboxed
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Apr 8th 2009 No CommentsGigabyte T1028 TouchNote specs, manual posted
By Chris Davies on Monday, Apr 6th 2009 No CommentsGigabyte have posted the official specifications page and user manual for their T1028 TouchNote netbook. The convertible touchscreen netbook was announced at CeBIT 2009, and has a 10.1-inch 1042 x 600 LED backlit display as standard, an Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz or N280 1.66Ghz processor and 1GB of RAM (max 2GB).
Gigabyte T1028 reviewed: better touchscreen, decent battery
By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 30th 2009 4 CommentsImporters won’t be bringing the Gigabyte T1028 touchscreen convertible netbook to the US until the end of April, but Engadget Chinese have picked one up ahead of time. Compared to the M912, Gigabyte’s previous-gen touchscreen netbook, there are improvements all across the board.
Gigabyte T1028M, M1022 & S1024 netbooks hit importers
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Mar 25th 2009 No CommentsGigabyte’s three CeBIT 2009 netbooks have scored pricing and shipping dates from importer Mobilx. The Gigabyte M1022 BookTop, which has an upright desktop docking station and the Gigabyte T1028M TouchNote with a convertible 10.1-inch touchscreen will land at the end of next month, followed by the Gigabyte S1024 ThinNote.
Gigabyte M1028 CafeBook touchscreen netbook clears FCC
By Chris Davies on Wednesday, Mar 11th 2009 No CommentsGigabyte’s M1028 convertible touchscreen netbook has cleared the FCC, complete with Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz processor, up to 2GB of RAM, a maximum 250GB HDD storage and optional 3G and/or WiMAX data connections. Listed under the product name Gigabyte M1028 CafeBook, rather than “Touch Note” as we’ve seen before, the manual also lists the display as 8.9 rather than 10-inches; we’re presuming that’s an error rather than an actual spec-change.
Gigabyte W376M 13.3-inch with HSDPA & TV
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No CommentsIt’s not all swiveling, docking, lightweight netbooks at Gigabyte’s CeBIT stand; the company has also brought along a couple of more mainstream models. One such is this, the Gigabyte W376M, a 13.3-inch widescreen Centrino 2 notebook with integrated 3.5G HSDPA and TV tuner.
Gigabyte Booktop M1022 with desktop dock
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No CommentsDocking stations for laptops aren’t new, but offering one for a netbook is. That’s what Gigabyte have brought along to CeBIT this year, in the shape of the Gigabyte Booktop M1022, a 10.1-inch WXGA netbook running Intel’s Atom N270 1.6GHz processor that has a special upright dock offering connectivity to a standalone monitor and peripherals.
Gigabyte Thin Note M1024
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No CommentsIf you’re going to call your netbook “Thin Note” then it has to be pretty blinkin’ thin, and happily Gigabyte seem to have managed to shave a reasonable amount of bulk off of their Thin Note M1024. The 10.1-inch netbook has an LED-backlit display and Intel’s N270 1.6GHz Atom CPU, paired with 1GB of DDR2 memory.
Gigabyte Touch Note M1028 hits CeBIT 2009
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 3rd 2009 No CommentsAfter the niche-carving success of their M912, Gigabyte are back with a new touchscreen convertible netbook. Debuted at CeBIT, the Gigabyte Touch Note M1028 has an 10.1-inch swiveling touchscreen, comes with up to Intel’s 1.66GHz Atom N280 processor and has a 160GB hard-drive.
Gigabyte keyboards & mice bring the bland to CeBIT
By Chris Davies on Monday, Mar 2nd 2009 1 CommentGigabyte have released a range of new, not exactly attractive peripherals at CeBIT 2009 this week, including the bizarrely crystal-encrusted GM-M7800S wireless mouse seen here. Obviously the one thing better than a 1,600dpi leather-clad mouse is one studded with a few Swarovski crystals that you won’t even see when using it.
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