BenQ announces Joybook Lite U121 Eco to a nation in mourning
By Joseph L. Flatley 
posted Jun 3rd 2009 11:13AM
posted Jun 3rd 2009 11:13AM
BenQ is back on the scene with another netbook, and against our better judgement we're going to let you in on the details. The Joybook Lite U121 Eco sports an Intel Atom Z520 / Z530 processor, an 11.6-inch WXGA (1366×768) display, 32GB SSD storage (or upgrade her to to a 500GB SATA hard disk), WiFi, optional 3.75G HSUPA, and a 6 cell battery that boasts a generous 8 hours of use. If you're in China, Taiwan, or Malaysia, keep an eye out for this thing sometimes this month. Ships with either Windows XP Home or Linux. Cramped hands and carpal tunnel included free of charge.
Brazil? What?
tiananmen square? i don't think taiwan really mourns that...but what do i know
@noodles
Not a whole lot? Why wouldn't they mourn it? The USA mourns this tragic event and I would too even if I was in Taiwan.
I don't get it......
It looks like that screen is trying to get as far away from that cramped keyboard as possible.
At this size they should be using Intel's Core 2 Solo or CULV cpus like the MSI U200.
so for a 11.6" screen you have a 0.5" shift key?
At least they have WXGA instead of WSVGA. The other manufacturers just don't get it
"upgrade her?"
Ahoy, mate!
Screen is too big, drop that sucker down to 6-8" and we'll talk.