Comparison of subnotebooks

Comparison of subnotebooks

This page is a comparison of various subnotebooks, in various categories. See also the comparison of netbooks, as there is significant overlap between these categories.

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Subnotebooks

See also: Comparison of 12-13.3 inch subnotebooks

These are examples of recent subnotebooks, not necessarily UMPCs.

Model Manufacturer Weight (kg) Display resolution Display size (in) Processor model Processor speed (GHz) Storage type Storage size (GB) RAM (GiB) Battery capacity Run time
G10IL (as Advent 4213)[1] ECS 1.3 1024x600 10.2 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 160 HDD 1, 2 4-cell
6-cell		 Up to 4 hours
Up to 6 hours
Aspire One[2] Acer 0.99 1024x600 8.9 Intel Atom 1.6 SSD
HDD		 8 SSD, 120/160 HDD 0.5, 1 3-cell 2200mAh
6-cell 5200mAh		 Up to 3 hours
Up to 7 hours
EeePC 4G[3] Asus 0.99 WVGA 7 Intel Celeron M SSD 4 (8G model has 8) 0.5 4-cell 5200mAh 3.5
EeePC 900[4] Asus 0.92 1024x600 8.9 Intel Celeron M SSD 12, 16, 20 1 4-cell 4400mAh - 5800mAh 2.5 - 3 [5]
EeePC 901[4] Asus 1.1 1024x600 8.9 Intel Atom 1.6 SSD 12, 20 in Linux model 1 6-cell 6600mAh 4.2 - 7.8
HP 2133 Mini-Note PC[6][7] HP 1.19 WXGA 8.9 VIA C7-M ULV 1.0, 1.2, 1.6 SSD
HDD		 4
120, 160		 0.5, 1, 2 3-cell
6-cell		 Up to 2.25
Up to 4.5
FlyBook V33i Dialogue Technology[8] 1.2 &10000000000000614000000 WSVGA 8.9 Pentium M 1.1 HDD 80 0.5
Dell Inspiron 910 (Mini Note) Dell 0.92 WVGA 8.9 Intel Atom 1.6 SSD 4, 8, 16 0.5, 1 4-cell 5200mAh 3.5
FlyBook A33i Dialogue Technology 1.2 &10000000000000614000000 WSVGA 8.9 Transmeta Crusoe 1.0 HDD 40 0.5
IdeaPad S10[9] Lenovo 1.2 1024x600 10.2 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 80 0.5 3-cell 6600mAh 3
IdeaPad S12[9] Lenovo 1.2 1280x800 12 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 160 0.5 6-cell 6600mAh 3
LG P100 LG 1.3 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA touch [10] 10.6 Core 2 Duo ULV 1.33 HDD 100 2.0
Lifebook P1510 Fujitsu 0.9 &10000000000000480000000 SVGA 8.9 Pentium M 1.2 HDD 60 0.5
Lifebook P1610 Fujitsu 1 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 8.9 Core Solo ULV U1400 1.2 HDD 80 1.0
Lifebook P1620 Fujitsu 1 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 8.9 Core 2 Duo ULV U7600 HDD 80 1.0
Samsung NC10 Samsung 1.3 1024x600 10.2 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 160 1.0 6-cell Up to 7.5 Hours
Panasonic R4 Panasonic 0.9 &10000000000000786000000 XGA [11] 10.4 Pentium M 1.3 HDD 60 0.5
Panasonic R9 Panasonic 0.930 XGA 1024x768
(1600 x 1200 external)		 10.4 Intel Core i7-640UM VPro
Intel Core i7-620UM VPro		 1.2 (640UM)
1.06 (620UM)		 SSD
HDD		 128 (SSD)
250, 500 (HDD)		 2 (4 max) 3 cell, 3100mAh up to 7.5 hours[12][13]
VAIO PCG-X505/CP Sony 0.78 &10000000000000786000000XGA 10.4 Pentium M 1.1 HDD 20 0.5
VAIO PCG-TR1MP[14] Sony 1.5 &10000000000000786000000WXGA 10.6 Pentium 0.9 HDD 30 0.25
VAIO PCG-U3 Sony 0.82 &10000000000000786000000 XGA 6.4 TMS 5800 0.933 HDD 20 &100000000000000003750000.25, 0.5
VAIO VGN-TZ Sony 1.2 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 11.1 Core 2 Duo ULV U7600/U7700 SSD, DVD &1000000000000004800000032, 64 &100000000000000015000001, 2
VAIO VGN-TZ Sony 1.2 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 11.1 Core 2 Duo ULV U7600/U7700 HDD, DVD &1000000000000016000000060–250 &100000000000000015000001, 2
VAIO VGN-TX2 Sony 1.2 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 11.1 Pentium M ULV 773 &100000000000000011999991.1, 1.3 SSD, DVD 32 &100000000000000015000001, 2
VAIO VGN-TX2 Sony 1.2 &10000000000001000000000 WXGA 11.1 Pentium M ULV 773 &100000000000000011999991.1, 1.3 HDD, DVD &1000000000000008000000060, 100 &100000000000000015000001, 2
VersaPro VY10F/BH-L NEC 1.3 XGA 12 Pentium M ULV 1.0 HDD 40 0.25-1.25 4 cell (32WH) 8 cell (63WH) 3.5 hours 7 hours
Wind (linux) Micro-Star International 1.04 1024x600 10 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 80 0.5 3-cell 2200 mAh 2.5
Wind (windows) Micro-Star International 1.18 1024x600 10 Intel Atom 1.6 HDD 80 1 3-cell 2200 mAh
6-cell 5200 mAh		 2.5
5.5

Release dates

The release dates for the subnotebook is listed below.

Model Manufacturer United States United Kingdom Japan Australia Singapore, Malaysia Canada
Aspire One[15] Acer Q3 2008 July 21, 2008 Undetermined Undetermined Undetermined
EeePC 4G[3] Asus Q3 2008 ? ? ? ? ?
FlyBook V33i Dialogue Technology[16] ? ? ? ? ? ?
FlyBook A33i Dialogue Technology ? ? ? ? ? ?
LG P100 LG ? ? ? ? ? ?
Libretto U100 Toshiba ? ? ? ? ? ?
Lifebook P1510 Fujitsu ? ? ? ? ? ?
Lifebook P1610 Fujitsu ? ? ? ? ? ?
Lifebook P1620 Fujitsu ? ? ? ? ? ?
Panasonic R4 Panasonic ? ? ? ? ? ?
VAIO PCG-X505/CP Sony ? ? ? ? ? ?
VAIO PCG-TR1MP[14] Sony ? ? ? ? ? ?
VAIO PCG-U3 Sony ? ? ? ? ? ?
VAIO VGN-TZ Sony ? ? ? ? ? ?
VAIO VGN-TX2 Sony ? ? ? ? ? ?
VersaPro VY10F/BH-L NEC ? ? Q4 2003 ? ? ?
Wind, Linux Micro-Star International ? ? ? ? ? ?
Wind, Windows Micro-Star International ? ? ? ? ? ?

See also

References

  1. ^ Advent 4213 Netbook: on-line review at Ubergizmo
  2. ^ Acer Press Release
  3. ^ a b Asus Eee site
  4. ^ a b Asus Eee Product List
  5. ^ Asus Eee PC 900 battery life jkkmobile on-line review
  6. ^ HP Mini-note 2133 Model KR922UT specifications
  7. ^ Hp Mini-note Model KR954UT specifications
  8. ^ Dialogue Technology Europe
  9. ^ a b Lenovo S Series
  10. ^ LG P100 Specifications
  11. ^ Panasonic R4 Review
  12. ^ http://www.netbooklive.net/panasonic-cf-r9-lets-go-raises-the-bar-high-in-the-10-inch-netbooks-class-2171/
  13. ^ http://www.dynamism.com/notebooks/panasonic_r.shtml
  14. ^ a b Sony VAIO TR1MP description
  15. ^ ?id=6859 Acer Press Release
  16. ^ ?i18n=EN Dialogue Technology Europe
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