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Malata is putting out a very intriguing netbook with the R108T. It has a 10-inch swivel touchscreen, as well as Windows 7.

If that isn’t enough to sell you, then you should consider the 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, a 160GB hard drive, not to mention the 1.3 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, VGA output, 3-in-1 card reader, and 2 USB ports.

There is no word on the availability date, but it should have an asking price of about $439.

Sony has presented a couple of laptops today, and one of them is the fashionable VAIO CW.

The 14-inch laptop boasts a 16:9 aspect ratio and can be considered a mid-range unit. It will run Windows 7 as the operative system, and in the inside you can find a 2.2GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 4GB of memory RAM, and a GeForce GT 230M for the graphics. In terms of storage capacity, there is a 320GB hard-drive. The Sony VAIO CW will become available later this month, for $850, but there should be other versions of the laptop with different processors, which will make the price go up or down.

Lenovo is the new company in the block betting on the multi-touch technology: meaning that it can recognize 2 fingers on the touchscreen. This feature has been added to 2 models: ThinkPad T400s and X200 Tablet.

To make usability better and easier, the laptops come with special software named SimpleTap so you can easily access the most common functions: volume, turn on/off, etc. Technically speaking the T400s boasts a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo processor + 120GB on the hard-drive + 2GB of memory RAM, and a DVD burner which makes the price tag close to $2.000. As for the X200 Tablet, it is a bit cheaper and not so powerful, for $1,650 you get a 12–inch touchscreen, a 1.4GHz Core 2 Duo processor, 1GB of RAM and 160GB of storage capacity.

Originally announced to only be shipping in Japan, Sony has come forth and announced that their Vaio W netbook will be shipping to the states sometime next month with a $499 price tag.

Just like its overseas brethren, the US Vaio W will be running Windows XP and feature a 1.6GHz Atom Processor, 1GB of RAM, 160GB HDD, Bluetooth, Ethernet, 2 USB ports and an SD card reader. Futhermore, buyers can opt for either a 3-cell battery rated for around 3 hours or the beefier 6 cell battery.

Unfortunately, there was no word of an SSD option, for those of you who like a bit quicker data access.

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They come in new screens sizes aimed at a new direction. This is how to sum up the new Toshiba Satellite L Series which was unveiled by Toshiba’s Digital Products Division. These new laptops are geared as well to the budget-conscious techies, carrying a price tag of $549.99.

The new Toshiba Satellite L Series has four models:

• 14-inch Satellite L510/L515 ($549.99)
• 15.6-inch Satellite L500/L505 ($649.99)
• 16-inch Satellite L500/L505 ($649.99)
• 17.3-inch Satellite L550/L555 desktop replacement ($649.99)

And among the features of these new models:

• New High Definition Displays
• Fusion Finish
• Toshiba PC Health Monitor
• Toshiba Power-Saving Eco Utility
• Ten-key Keypad
• Discrete Graphics

If you want more detailed information on the specs, you can check it out here.