Apricot Computers launches PicoBook Pro
British x86-based PC maker relaunches into UK market
15 October 2008 17:13 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Apricot Computers has returned to the UK with an entry into the netbook market.
Described as a "sub-laptop", Apricot's "PicoBook Pro" is an 8.9-inch netbook boasting optional WiMAX support that will be priced at £279.
It runs either Linux or Windows XP, has a 60GB hard drive and boasts a battery life of 4 hours.
It also offers 1GB RAM, wireless LAN 802.11a/b/g and a VIA processor, graphics and chipset.
The PicoBook Pro is light, weighing in at 0.98kg, gets a "generous-sized" keyboard, VGA output, Bluetooth, two USB 2.0 ports and a memory card slot.
Apricot Computers claims the device is green - it uses ultra-low voltage (ULV)/1.2GHz and fast - booting in under 30 seconds.
Available now to order for shipping on 1 November, the £279 price point is for the version with Linux pre-installed, XP will be charged extra.
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