Centrino-based notebooks starting to be announced
Samsung Electronics today unveiled its Sens X10 Centrino-based notebook, weighing 1.8 kilograms and measuring only 23.8mm (less than one inch) in thickness.
Acer today announced its new Centrino-based notebook - the TravelMate 800. The two-spindle notebook weighs 2.56 kilograms and measures 25.4mm in thickness.
Of course we expect more announcements of Centrino models over the next several days from a variety of sources.
More on the Acer release here at DigiTimes
More on the Samsung release here at DigiTimes
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