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More LG X110 details

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LG has released a press shot few more details about the company’s upcoming X110 liliputer. But just a few. Yesterday we discovered that the PC would pack an Atom CPU, 3G wireless support, WiFi, and a 10 inch display. Now it looks like we can add an 80GB hard disk to the mix.

And thanks to some hands on photos from Engadget, I can tell you the computer also appears to have an SD card reader, VGA output, a webcam, Ethernet jack, and 3 USB ports at least 1 USB port (for some reason they only photographed it from the right side, not the left).

You can also check out the official press release, but there’s not a whole heck of a lot of info in it.

Update: Engadget got a few more details, including the fact that the computer has a 120GB HDD or an optional 6GB SSD. There’s also an option to get an internal GPS unit.

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Posted on Thursday, August 28th, 2008, 9:12 am by Brad Linder




  • http://liliputing.com/ Brad Linder

    Someone remind me not to start writing before my first cup of tea in the morning. :)

  • Koolshen

    Funny, you're talking about photographs only from the right of the notebook but have one from the left above your article. There you can see two additional usb ports. ;-)

  • http://liliputing.com/ Brad Linder

    Someone remind me not to start writing before my first cup of tea in the morning. :)

  • Koolshen

    Funny, you're talking about photographs only from the right of the notebook but have one from the left above your article. There you can see two additional usb ports. ;-)

  • http://liliputing.com/ Brad Linder

    Someone remind me not to start writing before my first cup of tea in the morning. :)

  • Koolshen

    Funny, you're talking about photographs only from the right of the notebook but have one from the left above your article. There you can see two additional usb ports. ;-)

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