Lenovo introduced one nettop in all, we do not see: The C100 is IdeaCentre Atom-based, 20-inch nettop that target the Windows 7 and touch screen, but we have a touchless Vista first.The IdeaCentre C100 is a 20-inch all-in-one that will launch at a price point and Lenovo people told me, "around 400 dollars." It'll have a 1.6GHz Atom, 1 or 2 GB of RAM, a DVD-80GB and 160GB HDD. Interestingly, a webcam, and WiFi are optional, suppose that is one of the ways that the prices down.
I saw the demo unit was running Windows 7, but was informed that it will be releasing this month with Windows Vista and without the touch screen, even if it is dying for one. They will release a touch-optimized version of Windows 7 coming in the OS's release in October, but prices will go up against the changes. We will update this post more accurate information when we have it, especially a specified price and date of issue.
(Via gizmodo)
Dell is considering a completely new market for its latest 24-inch high-end LCD monitors, Dell UltraSharp U2410. Only announced in Japan, the new UltraSharp U2410 screens already lose accuarate PVA (patterned vertical alignment) to the panel for a more precise IPS (in-plane switching) panel, which allows 100-percent coverage of sRGB color and 96 - the percentage of coverage of Adobe RGB - leading to improved color and accuracy.