Not to be outdone by Nokia, Sony gave journalists a glimpse of their newest mini-notebook at IFA Berlin today: the Sony Vaio X Series. Fujio Nishida, head of Sony Europe, showed off the 11.1-inch black carbon fiber machine at its press conference.

Nokia World 09 opened today with keynotes from President and CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo and Executive Vice President Anssi Vanjoki. Both gentlemen were very excited about the new Nokia devices coming ou...

ASUS CEO Jerry Shen may not "see a clear market for smartbooks," but there are still some players in the game. Sharp's odd-duck NetWalker PC-Z1 is not quite a MID and not quite a netbook, but it's got...

Sascha at Netbooknews.de started some buzz when he claimed that Nokia's new Booklet 3G will cost $799 without a contract from a cell carrier. I am not completely surprised by this.

The first netbook with Intel's next generation Atom chip (Pine Trail) may be an MSI Wind. DigiTimes reported that MSI was eager to be the first to market with a Pine Trail touchscreen netbook running Windows 7.

Excellent endurance, a good touch interface, GPS, and optional mobile broadband makes this a compelling but pricey mobile Internet device.

In our review of Windows 7, we tested the OS on three different machines from netbooks to mainstream notebooks: aToshiba mini NB205-N310, theGateway NV5807u and theDell Studio XPS 16. When comparin...

A new study by consumer electronics seller Retrevo indicates that most students are buying PC laptops over Apple MacBooks. Economics are playing a big role in this as 58% of students surveyedplanned t...

When a company decides to make it's first foray into the netbook/mini-notebook space, standing out should be a top priority. Nokia obviously had this in mind when they designed the new Booklet 3G.