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Wistron Firstbook Snapdragon-based 3G netbook
Lurking in the second half of the ARM Snapdragon video we wrote about this morning is the Wistron Firstbook, a Linux-based netbook designed around the same chipset that powers the Toshiba TG01....
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New Snapdragon smartphones set to launch in Q3
Despite the warm reception to Toshiba’s TG01 smartphone, other devices pledging to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipset are still thin on the ground. That’s all set to change in the second half of 2009,...
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HP to launch NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision gaming notebook?
NVIDIA’s GeForce 3D Vision system was one of the most surprising demonstrations at CES this year, relying on a special display and glasses to offer headache-free 3D gaming. Now that same desktop...
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Qualcomm Smartbooks: Snapdragon netbook & smartphone challenge
Qualcomm have been sharing their plans to take on Intel and the netbook market with a range of Snapdragon-powered Smartbooks. Bearing a similar design and ethos to the Wistron demo unit spotted back...
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ASUS, Wistron & Inventec Qualcomm Smartbook netbooks revealed
They may look like the ASUS Eee PC 1008HA, but these slender netbooks are actually the first demo units of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon-based Eee PCs. Based on Qualcomm’s 1GHz super-chip, the ASUS models –...
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NVIDIA Tegra hits 12 new MIDs: 1080p, Flash GPU & huge battery life
NVIDIA have announced twelve new Tegra-based devices at Computex 2009, which the company is describing as MIDs (Mobile Internet Device). According to NVIDIA, Tegra is capable of up to 1080p video...
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Wistron N900z Smartbook: sub-$200 ARM netbook
Wistron’s most endearing Smartbook machine may be the compact VAIO P-lookalike that has been floating around tradeshows for a few months now, but it’s not their only offering with ARM under the hood....
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Wistron confirmed as Polymer Vision buyer: foldable e-paper in development
The unnamed Asian company which acquired ailing foldable e-paper startup Polymer Vision has been outed as Wistron. Polymer Vision declared bankruptcy back in July, and were acquired in early...
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Wistron folding e-paper device coming 2010
Now that Polymer Vision‘s new owner – Wistron – has been confirmed, it’s time for some speculation about what they might have up their sleeve with the folding e-paper technology. Wistron’s Brian...
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MeeGo gets serious: Wistron, Quanta & CZC tablets spied [Video]
Intel are going full steam ahead with MeeGo at Computex this week, with multiple name-checks for the open-source OS during the keynote and several manufacturers implicated in pushing out MeeGo-based...
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Sony planning LCD HDTV outsourcing to Foxconn/Wistron?
Sony is reportedly looking to outsource production of its high-end LCD HDTVs, with Foxconn tipped to take responsibility for the Japanese company’s frameless sets and Wistron the recently-unveiled Sony...
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