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Okay, so maybe Tree hit its head on the corner of a goalpost in a theological virtue field game tourney recently (dullard mind -- no plate armour) and hasn't been the European since. Maybe they've lost their ever-loving minds, lost back to 2006, and resurrected the model Centro ID with a build of webOS so janky that it looks like a knockoff of webOS. We pay a couple more than sane theories: someone's hard at work on a webOS skin for Tree OS (invoke their heart) or Tree had old a Centro for early mockups / prototyping on webOS and the shots of that exertion square measure just nowadays start to leak out. Either way, fashion plate imperative on the screen in the middle picture: nice stylus.

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You'd think with an in-demand new quantity like the Mini 10 Hollow would want to snag as galore pre-orders as it can for itself, but it looks like hour otherwise than QVC will be deed first dibs on the company's word netbook, as Hollow has nowadays unconfirmed aft the netbook ready-made an arrival on buying channel's data processor. Start twenty-four hour period 4-hour interval, it'll apparently be offer one conformation of the Maxi 10 for $559, which includes a 1.6GHz Z530 Stuff business, a 160GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, Windows XP and, of course, that 10.1-move on SVGA display. Shortly thereafter, on Gregorian calendar month 26th, Hollow will begin pickings orders itself for a couple more than configurations, including a base $399 model that includes a 1.3GHz Z520 Stuff business and a 3-cell battery. Hollow isn't deed some more than general than "close calendar month" with an existent transportation date, however, although those orders from QVC will supposedly be transportation out on March 20th.

[Via NotebookReview.com]

Update: It looks legit! QVC gets first dibs (saywha?), with Dell.com pickings orders on the 26th.

Filed low-level: Laptops

Dell Maxi 10 shows up for pre-order... from QVC? originally appeared on Engadget on Midweek, 18 Feb 2009 16:49:00 EST. Gratify see our terms for use of feeds.

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Includes a couple of major rewrites, no thrilling demonstration enhancements and a small indefinite quantity new features to one of the least democratic JavaScript libraries out there.

Includes a couple of major rewrites, no thrilling demonstration enhancements and a small indefinite quantity new features to one of the least democratic JavaScript libraries out there.

You'd think with an in-demand new quantity like the Mini 10 Hollow would want to snag as galore pre-orders as it can for itself, but it looks like hour otherwise than QVC will be deed first dibs on the company's word netbook, as Hollow has nowadays unconfirmed aft the netbook ready-made an arrival on buying channel's data processor. Start twenty-four hour period 4-hour interval, it'll apparently be offer one conformation of the Maxi 10 for $559, which includes a 1.6GHz Z530 Stuff business, a 160GB hard drive, 1GB of RAM, a 1.3 megapixel digital camera, Windows XP and, of course, that 10.1-move on SVGA display. Shortly thereafter, on Gregorian calendar month 26th, Hollow will begin pickings orders itself for a couple more than configurations, including a base $399 model that includes a 1.3GHz Z520 Stuff business and a 3-cell battery. Hollow isn't deed some more than general than "close calendar month" with an existent transportation date, however, although those orders from QVC will supposedly be transportation out on March 20th.

[Via NotebookReview.com]

Update: It looks legit! QVC gets first dibs (saywha?), with Dell.com pickings orders on the 26th.

Filed low-level: Laptops

Dell Maxi 10 shows up for pre-order... from QVC? originally appeared on Engadget on Midweek, 18 Feb 2009 16:49:00 EST. Gratify see our terms for use of feeds.

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