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First HP webOS tablet shipping March tip insiders

Chris Davies — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 10:00:45 +0000

The first shipments of HP’s initial webOS tablet will begin in March 2011, though it’s unlikely to reach consumers straight away, according to the latest whispers out of Taipei. DigiTimes‘ sources claim Inventec will begin ODM production of the first webOS slate at the end of Q3 2011, whereupon it will head to HP for

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Inventec HP webOS tablet & Oak Trail slates in Q1 2011; ASUS Core i5 tablet by end of year tipped

Chris Davies — Fri, 03 Dec 2010 09:51:15 +0000

A few tablet tidbits seeping out of Taipei today, with reports that Inventec is on track to secure a deal with HP for a Palm webOS tablet in Q1 2011. According to DigiTimes‘ industry sources, HP plans to order 6-7 million Inventec-made webOS tablets; it’s unclear whether this is a different model to the webOS

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Foxconn, Compal & others snub Windows Phone 7 over licensing fees

Chris Davies — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 10:24:08 +0000

The spectre of Windows Mobile may haunt more than just consumers; Microsoft is apparently also facing apathy from handset manufacturers in Taiwan, reluctant to pay the company’s licensing fees for Windows Phone 7. According to DigiTimes, Foxconn, Compal Communications, Pegatron Technology, Qisda, Inventec, Inventec Appliances and Arima Communications have all shifted their R&D investment to Android

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Inventec Dr. Eye Gives the Android Based N18 a Ridiculous Name [Video]

Evan Selleck — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 17:14:21 +0000

Inventec’s N18, or N18C, has been shown off more than a few times over the last year, but it’s always kept to the standard title: some numbers, and a letter thrown in for good measure. Model numbers are a great way to name a product, but it’s definitely better to give it some clever title.

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Inventec N18 Android MID supposedly just $350 [Video]

Chris Davies — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 10:05:39 +0000

Rumor may have it that Inventec have slashed R&D for MIDs, but that doesn’t appear to have prevented development of this clamshell Android device. The Inventec N18 (on the left) is a 250g mini-notebook running Google’s Android OS, with a 528MHz processor (the same as inside the HTC Hero, we’re told), a 4.8-inch WVGA touchscreen

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MID development slashed as manufacturer interest wanes?

Chris Davies — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 11:08:14 +0000

Many have accused Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) as being gadgets in dire search of a purpose, and despite Intel’s push for the segment the talk out of Taipei is that the ultraportable touchscreen handhelds are having a difficult time finding traction among manufacturers. DigiTimes is reporting that several companies originally signed up to Intel’s Mobile

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Kohjinsha dual-display netbook detailed in video demo

Chris Davies — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:41:26 +0000

Remember Kohjinsha’s nifty dual-display netbook from CEATEC, that sandwiched two 10.1-inch displays together for some extra-wide Windows 7 productivity? Another video of the netbook in action has emerged, courtesy of DigInfo, and if the sight of beautifully engineered sliding LCD panels makes you weak at the knees, well, sit down before you hit the jump.

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Intel Moorestown Moblin v2.1 MID gets hands-on demo [Video]

Chris Davies — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 09:17:28 +0000

Intel have rolled out plenty of mockups, conceptual art, non-functional prototypes and fancy slides over the past few months to show us what Moblin running on a Moorsetown-based MID might look like, but we’ve had to wait until IDF this past week to get a decent sighting of the platform in action. MID Moves sat

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Acer F1, HTC Leo coming Q4; more Snapdragon phones from ASUS & Inventec

Chris Davies — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 09:04:23 +0000

The latest DigiTimes rumors are in, and this time they don’t seem all that unlikely. According to industry sources in Taiwan, Acer’s F1 and HTC’s Leo – both using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 1GHz chipset – will each drop in Q4 this year, complete with Windows Mobile 6.5. They also finger ASUS and Inventec as developing

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Inventec Rainbow smartbook gets hands-on

Chris Davies — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:05:34 +0000

It may not be quite as striking as Mobinnova’s elan, but that doesn’t mean Inventec’s Rainbow smartbook doesn’t have the same NVIDIA magic going on inside. CNET Taiwan caught up with the 10.1 inch, 1024 x 576 ultraportable, which uses NVIDIA’s 600MHz mobile chipset for lengthy battery life as well as copious wireless networking. In

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HP 11.6-inch CULV ultrathin and 10.1-inch netbook refresh promised in 2H09

Chris Davies — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:14:14 +0000

Earlier this week word slipped out from Acer and ASUS that N-series netbooks were on hold until the launch of Pine Trail in early 2010, with the two companies focusing on CULV “ultrathins” instead. Now it seems that they’ll have significant competition from HP, who are believed to have commissioned a new 11.6-inch machine that

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Intel announce five Moorestown MIDs for 2010 [Video]

Chris Davies — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 08:05:56 +0000

Intel has announced five MIDs (Mobile Internet devices) which will use the upcoming Moorestown platform, including the 5-inch Inventec “MediaPhone” spotted yesterday. Now confirmed as the Inventec X3, the device is the largest of the five new MIDs, which include hardware from CCI, EB, Quanta and Aava Mobile. Live Quanta M1 MID image and video

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Intel MediaPhone by Inventec spotted [Video]

Chris Davies — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 08:33:03 +0000

Intel have been talking about their upcoming Moorestown platform, and demonstrating it with this Inventec MediaPhone. The device – a voice-enabled MID with touchscreen interface – runs a customized version of Moblin v.2; the bad news is this won’t be appearing on shelves any time soon. Video overview after the cut (Updated with new video)

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ASUS, Wistron & Inventec Qualcomm Smartbook netbooks revealed

Chris Davies — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 08:21:27 +0000

They may look like the ASUS Eee PC 1008HA, but these slender netbooks are actually the first demo units of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon-based Eee PCs. Based on Qualcomm’s 1GHz super-chip, the ASUS models – actually thinner than the 1008HA – were joined by machines from Wistron and Inventec. More Qualcomm Smartbooks after the cut The Wistron

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