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Lenovo teases Android ThinkPad tablet in Brazil

Brad Linder — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 14:15:28 +0000

Lenovo is expected to launch at least two Android tablets this year: a consumer oriented IdeaPad K1 and a business tablet wearing the ThinkPad brand name. We've seen plenty of evidence of the IdeaPad tablet, but very little news about the ThinkPad model. But now the folks at ZTop got brief glimpse at the new business tablet at an event...

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Classmate PC lineage on display in Brazil

Brad Linder — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 21:22:02 +0000

If you think the Classmate PC has a Fisher Price/cartoonish look and feel, you should see the prototypes. And now you can, thanks to an exhibit in Brazil. Much like the OLPC XO laptop, these early designs for the Classmate PC challenge the notion of what a typical laptop looks like. Sure, there's a screen, touchpad, and keyboard on all...

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MSI Wind update: J&R gets a product page, Brazil gets a clone

Brad Linder — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:06:00 +0000

I have two bits of MSI Wind-related news to share today. First, Wilson Azevedo wrote in to let me know that an MSI Wind clone will be hitting Brazil soon. The computer will be released by a company called Mirax and will be known as the Mirax Freedom.The specs are pretty much identical to the US version. For $999 Brazilian...

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Identical ultraportables heading to Brazil and Germany

Brad Linder — Wed, 07 May 2008 22:43:00 +0000

German computer makers One and Brazil's Positivo are both set to launch low-cost ultraportable computers. And while I'm tempted to make a separated at birth joke, there's likely a good reason the two computers look exactly the same: They're probably just rebranded versions of the same computer. Either that, or they're both based on the same reference design.Either way, the...

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