Hands-on with LG’s X110 netbook: HSDPA, GPS and a price to match
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A USB shuffle here, a logo swap there and here’s what you get, the MSI, uh hem, LG X110. Sporting a fairly obvious MSI Wind base, LG’s X110 is making its first appearance in Berlin. Prices will range from €399 to €499 (about $590 to $738) which takes home an 8.9-inch display, 120GB disk (6GB SSD option), 1GB of RAM, and choice of built-in 3G HSDPA and GPS modules. Yes, XP running atop a 1.6GHz Atom processor, too. On sale in Europe at the end of September.Gallery: Hands-on with LG’s X110 netbook: HSDPA, GPS and a price to matchPermalink | Email this | Comments
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