LG Electronics 'Windows 7' featuring ultra-thin notebook market

LG Electronics, Microsoft's latest operating system 'Windows 7' equipped with 'ultra-thin (Ultra Thin)' to the notebook market. 'X-Note T380 Series' 13.3-inch LCD screen, a thickness of 25 millimeters (mm), weighs 1.89 kilogram (kg) as well as thin and light, 8-cell (Cell) battery, the base can be applied up to 10.5 hours. Going to sell 150 million won.

The flagship X-Note 'P510' design compared to applying the existing ultra-thin notebook design, and raised quality. Stylized skirt wrinkles, black (espresso black) outer cover, and silver (Platinum Silver) by a combination of internal design gives the feeling of luxury bags.

Velvet material, soft to the touch of a keyboard input was added, LED technology combined with the vibrations, when you use the touch pad with LED light surrounding the additional visual and tactile considering the design was completed.

Microsoft's latest operating system, Windows 7 Home Premium (Window7 Home Premium) 'was mounted. Gesture to recognize a gesture including a touch pad, keyboard and mouse do to minimize the use of 'Windows Vista (Window Vista)' prepare to implement quick and ease of use.

Intel Centrino 2 Process Technology Core2 Duo SU7300 (1.3GHz 3MB Cache), 4GB DDR2 memory, and HD video and high-resolution LED LCD provides a sharper image quality. Meanwhile, LG Electronics, Home Premium, Windows 7 'of the' X-Note T380 'including the' Windows 7 starters (Window7 Starter) 'mounted HD LCD applied' Netbook X120N 'is the mass release of a variety of products.

The 22 starting with 'Windows 7' released in commemoration of the operating system it purchased the model equipped with a variety of gift and premium Nano wireless mouse is presented.

LG Electronics, South Korea HE (Home Entertainment) yiwoogyeong vice president, marketing director, " 'X-Note T380' simultaneous pursuit of high-performance mobile and customized products for our customers" said, "a premium on design and battery performance will be different from existing companies," he said.