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Subnotebook, also
called ultraportable, superportable, handtop, mini
notebook or mini laptop, is a type of
laptop computer that is
smaller and lighter...
- x86-compatible
desktop operating systems have been
typically classified as
subnotebooks. Microsoft's ultra-mobile PC
brought x86-based
Windows —
typically the...
- The IBM
ThinkPad 701 is a
subnotebook in the
ThinkPad line by IBM. The 701 is
colloquially known as the
Butterfly due to its
sliding keyboard,
which was...
- The Sony U
series of
subnotebook computers refers to two
series of Sony
products the PCG-U and the VGN-U. The
later VGN-U were, at
their release, the...
- The Sony Vaio P
series is a
range of
ultraportable subnotebook computers launched in
January 2009. It was
marketed as a "lifestyle PC",
although they...
- is a
subnotebook from the
ThinkPad series released by IBM in 1993. The
ThinkPad 500 was
announced on 16 June 1993. It was the
first subnotebook by IBM...
- 430C, and 430CX.
These were standard-size notebooks, not ultra-portable
subnotebook computers. The "X"
designation denoted an
active matrix screen. The Compaq...
- The
Psion netBook is a
small subnotebook computer developed by Psion.
Released in 1999, it was for the
mobile enterprise market.
Similar in
design to...
- The Dell
Inspiron Mini
Series is a line of
subnotebook/netbook
computers designed by Dell. The
series was
introduced in
September 2008
amidst the growing...
- The
Samsung NC10 (Samsung SENS NC10 in
South Korea) is a
subnotebook/netbook
computer designed by Samsung. At the time of its
introduction (2008), it...
