Recently we heard about the solar e-book reader prototype developed by LG. And now the company is gearing up to launch an ultra-thin notebook called the LG X-Note T380. The T380 will be made available with Windows 7 platform, reports Ubergizmo.
Apparently, this slim and stylish notebook was released in Korea back in February this year. The T380 measures a modest 25mm in thickness and weighs around 1.89kg. It is claimed to be lighter than most of the notebooks currently available in the market. The X-Note T380 will run on Windows 7 operating system and also supports Wi-Fi N connectivity.
The X-Note boasts of its 13.3-inch LED backlight screen that displays images in vibrant colors. The T380 is powered by Intel’s Core 2 Duo SU7300 processor. The graphics are efficiently handled by Intel’s GMA 4500MHD graphic chipset. The 500GB hard disk drive and 4GB RAM further enhance the performance of this notebook. Apparently, the device may also include multi-gesture touchpad, eight-cell battery, Gigabit Ethernet port and VGA/HDMI-output port.
Well, there is no official word on the pricing and availability details of the LG X-Note T380 notebook. But we hope to hear more about this Windows 7-based notebook soon.
