LG X110 Notebook Sneaks By The FCC; But, Who Cares?
The LG X110 notebook is fairly unimpressive. It has a 10-inch display, up to only 1GB of RAM, an unspecified HDD and Intel Atom processor, Bluetooth, an integrated 1.3MP camera, and has your choice of either 3-cell or 6-cell battery. No word on the battery life or the price or when it will be available. It should be available soon though, since the FCC has just gave it the go signal. It definitely doesn't look like anything I'm interested in buying. There's so many other notebooks / netbooks to choose from that just blow this out of the water.
[Engadget]
Microsoft Confirms Office 2010 By January
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At least that's what Tech Radar has said. Microsoft Office 2010 "will ship to manufacturers by January 2010, with no public beta of the software suite likely to be issued." Since it will ship to manufacturers in January, everyone else can expect the release of the consumer version in 6 weeks to 4 months after that comes out. As of right now, there is still no word on the pricing, but Microsoft has also confirmed that both 32-bit and 64-bit versions will be available.
[Tech Radar]
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