Intex has entered the booming netbook market with the launch of their Intex N101-WC1100 netbook.
The netbook has a 10.1" display and weighs about 1.2kg (with battery). It is equipped with an Intel Atom N270 processor, 160 GB SATA internal hard drive
, a 1.3 mega pixel video camera and 1GBDDR2 memory expandable up to 2GB.
The model comes in two variants - red and black
The netbook also features WLAN
802.11 b/g Wireless LAN Module, Bluetooth, 7-in-1 mini card reader and a 10.1 inch WSVGA LED backlight display with an enhanced battery life of 240 minute
The black netbook comes at an MRP of Rs. 18,900 while the red netbook costs Rs. 19,400.
Sanjay Kumar, dgm-PC, Intex Technologies, said,
"At Intex we always thrive to be at par with the technological advancements taking place in the industry. Netbook is the latest buzz in the market and we foresee it to be a commendable replacement or an alternate product to laptops. The products have a universal appeal; they can strike a chord not only with the Gen Y but also with teenagers and the older generation. Further, they could also play a key role in bridging the digital divide."
The netbook has a 10.1" display and weighs about 1.2kg (with battery). It is equipped with an Intel Atom N270 processor, 160 GB SATA internal hard drive
, a 1.3 mega pixel video camera and 1GBDDR2 memory expandable up to 2GB.
The model comes in two variants - red and black
The netbook also features WLAN
802.11 b/g Wireless LAN Module, Bluetooth, 7-in-1 mini card reader and a 10.1 inch WSVGA LED backlight display with an enhanced battery life of 240 minute
The black netbook comes at an MRP of Rs. 18,900 while the red netbook costs Rs. 19,400.
Sanjay Kumar, dgm-PC, Intex Technologies, said,
"At Intex we always thrive to be at par with the technological advancements taking place in the industry. Netbook is the latest buzz in the market and we foresee it to be a commendable replacement or an alternate product to laptops. The products have a universal appeal; they can strike a chord not only with the Gen Y but also with teenagers and the older generation. Further, they could also play a key role in bridging the digital divide."
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