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Feb 12, 2012 : Comments
SGP Neo Hybrid for Galaxy Nexus [Video]
Netbooks
Samsung Chromebook WiFi price set at $349
The Google's Chromebook, or "Android's ugly sister" as I like to call it, has not been the business-industry-dominating, could-computing powerhouse that it was supposed to be. In an attempt to generate some more interest, Samsung will be offering a WiFi-only version of the Samsung Chromebook Series 5. That, along with a software update is set to "reignite" the... Read more » CES: ASUS announces three distinct Android tablets
Well, we all knew that CES would be bearing some sweet Android tablets, but ASUS' offerings are of the category bending variety, resting somewhere between tablets and netbooks. The first--the Eee Pad MeMo--looks like a giant phone. Not much is known about the device except that it comes with a stylus--whether the tech is capitative or resistive, we know not--and... Read more » Chrome event recap: Web Store, Verizon, Cr-48 and more
This has been quite the day for Google and it's Chrome branded line of products. At the Chrome event that took place earlier today, the present and future of Chrome was discussed in depth and included topics ranging from the newly released Web Store to the first ever Chrome based netbook. Engadget was there to live blog the event, and we're here to break it down... Read more » Why I returned Augen’s Genbook 74 in under 24 hours
When word got out that Kmart was selling a 7" Android tablet for $149, fans around the country scrambled to snatch them up. I know because after visiting two Kmarts yesterday and calling the rest that are within an hour's drive of my place, I learned that the first batch was gone from each location within hours of their arrival. What I did not have a hard time... Read more » Intel still working on x86 version of Android
A long time ago, we ran a post here at DroidDog about how Intel was working on a version of Android that would work on their popular x86 architecture, as opposed to ARM that Android is written for now. This is one of those stories that takes a long time to evolve. When we first talked about Android x86, it mainly revolved around getting Android on netbooks,... Read more » Toshiba’s Android netbook with Tegra
The AC100-114 is a 10.1" netbook that packs 512MB of RAM and a 16GB Solid State Drive, running Android 2.1. Sounds great, right? But why launch an Android netbook now, long after Google publicly stated that Android is not well-suited for such applications and when Google's Chrome is just around the corner? I don't expect those little detractors to hurt interest too... Read more » The Android packing HP AirLife 100
With all the talk about tablets, it's easy to forget the tablet's older brother, the netbook. While netbooks can be a bit more limited on resources, as compared to a full-on laptop, they can offer some amenities that new-fangled tablets can't...like a keyboard. The HP AirLife 100 offers that and much more. Our very own Dustin Earley spotted this netbook a few... Read more » 
