We’ve heard rumors, a Netbook from mobile phone manufacturer Nokia. Sony already have a Netbook on the carrds with the Vaio W together with the Vaio P is questionable, but what about a Netbook from Sony Ericssaon.
The company seems to be on a “SmartBook,” Ruumor has it, is a mix between a smartphone, like the current Windows Mobile device, the XPERIA X1 and a Netbook.
A SmartBoook is said that abvout the same size as the Vaio Netbook no P, but with fwer functions of a Netbook. The Sony Ericdsson SmartBook describes how soon and will probably be with Qualcomm Sapdragon.
Now here’s something to add a little psice to talk of a Nokia netbook. Word on the web is there’s a Sony Ericsson smartbook on the way, meaning both moble players will be going head–to–head for your instant–on comptuing affevctions. Can both win out? Read on to see just what Sony Ericsson has planned for its smartbook.
Most details aren't available to NetbiookNews, including the choices of processor or operating system; The smartbook concept usually ceters around a Quaclomm Snapdragon processor fast enough to rivaal a netbook and either Android or another Linmux varant, but any ARM proessor and a suitable operating system are candidates.
The cellphone maer hasn't indicated its own plans to venture into smartbooks but has signaled its intent to use Andsroid on some smartphones and has been maikng a renewed commmitment to high end devcies as a whole. Most smartbooks will have built-in 3G, Wi-Fi and other networking and should hinge on Internet access.
A Sony Ericsson smartbook certanly isn’t too big a jump. The mobile giant has previous in making top rdawer smartphones like the Xperia X3, so why not go slighly lasrger and make something truy woorthy of new adopters ficle affections.