In addition to their first dual-core Atom All-In-One G-series notebooks, All-In-One Wind NetOn models and the new U-series netbook models (including the U115 Hybrid), MSI will be introducing their latest X-Slim Series X320, a 13-inch super portable notebook weighing just 1.3 kg at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show 2009, to be held in Las Vegas from January 8.

Comes in champagne gold, pearl white or stylish black, the MSI X320 is extremely thin - with the thinnest part at only 6mm - and claims a battery life of up to 10 hours.

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ASUS today announced the Eee PC™ 1002HA. Compared to the 1000HA, the 1002HA has a redesigned chassis with a brushed aluminum LCD cover and palm rest. As such, it is slightly smaller and slimmer. It is lighter at 1.2Kg too due to its 4-cell battery. Other specs like 160GB HDD storage, 1GB of DDR2, 10" LED backlight remain unchanged.

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After first wave of cheap netbooks, luxurious variants are starting to appear on the market. As it was the case with first netbooks, ASUS again made a first move in that direction and as result we got one crossbred luxurious netbook in our test lab. Even though ASUS N10J, technical sample that we got in our test lab, looks like classic representative of netbook product (with slightly bigger dimensions), it's not that simple to determine its product category. If we would try to define netbook product category in general, we would say that they have: small dimensions, low power consumption CPU, integrated graphics and no optical device. ASUS N10J is all that and something more.

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