Epson's Endeavor NA101: 12.1-inches and 2.4-pounds of Core Solo laptop

by Thomas Ricker, posted Jun 27th 2006 at 9:04AM

Epson has a new lightweight chubster to check in their Endeavor NA101 laptop. This 2.4-pound (sans dual-layer DVD writer) laptop can bring the 1.2GHz Core Solo U1400 (or Celeron M 423), a 12.1-inch, 1024 x 768 (XGA) LCD, Intel 945GMS Express graphics, a 100GB UltraATA/100 disk, up to 1.5GB memory, Bluetooth, WiFi, and up to 12.6 hours off long haul battery. You also get the usual assortment of USB 2.0 and Firewire ports, a PCMCIA slot, and multi-format memory card reader. Lightweight, yeah, but at 1.3~1.4-inches around the waist, she's a bit too meaty to be called "ultra-portable." Should be ready to ship in Japan starting early July for about ¥144,480 (or about $1,243) lightly spec'd.

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John from Buffalo @ Jun 27th 2006 9:16AM

It's a Mac mini w/ an LCD.

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Eric @ Jun 27th 2006 9:30AM

Eeew.. ATA/100.

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will chen @ Jun 27th 2006 10:23AM

and a 12hr battery life.

Jesus, whats with the mac-fanboys.

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Alric @ Jun 27th 2006 11:41AM

Man. Where is the Core Solo Macbook?!?!

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varco @ Jun 27th 2006 6:00PM

How is 2.4 lbs not an ultraportable? If you consider the 12", 4.6lb, 1.2"-thick powerbook g4 an ultraportable than this definitely is.

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xunling @ Jun 28th 2006 5:08AM

where can i buy it from germany, please leave me a note !!!!

[where to buy]

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xunling @ Jul 2nd 2006 11:38AM

again - i know, that doubleing the posts is useless most of the time, but someone read my earlier postings and hepl me plz?

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ofori boateng @ Mar 20th 2008 7:45AM

i want to buy loptop

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