This is the 10″ GoNote, a small notebook-sized laptop that arrives running Android 4.0 complete with a touchable display for app compatibility. The GoNote’s powered by a 1.2GHz ARM Rockchip RK2918 processor alongside 1GB of RAM, while the 10″ screen runs at 1024×600 resolution.
You also get notebook style spec on the GoNote’s chassis, with an Ethernet connector, four USB 2.0 ports and headphone/mic sockets included. It can access the Play Store for apps, but there’s no GPS unit or 3G connectivity. Here it is:
Interesting. Read all about this potentially fun machine over on maker Ergo Electronics’ web site. The GoNote will arrive in the UK this September for a suggested retail price of £149.
Link via TNW.
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