Haleron enters the smartbook fray with the Mini Swordfish, where this ARM-powered 7″ device looks more or less like a minor update to the Mio Smartbook Haleron which was unveiled to the masses in 2009. The processor is a wee bit faster at 300Mhz, while the price sees a drop to $149 which will net you the following specifications in pink, green, red, black and silver colors.
- 300MHz VIA ARM 9-based 32-bit processor
- 7″ TFT LCD display
- Windows CE 6.0 OS (Add $15 for Linux and $55 for Windows XP)
- 128MB RAM
- 1GB flash storage
- 802.11b/g WiFi, 10/100 LAN, optional 3G USB modem connectivity
- Mic, headphone, three USB 2.0 ports, SD memory card slot
- Up to 8 hour battery life
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