First International Computer has launched a Windows 7 tablet in Taiwan. It’s unlikely that you’ll be able to walk into a store and buy this device under the FIC brand name anytime soon, but I wouldn’t be shocked if a Western company contracted with FIC build the device and sell it under a different name. The FIC Tycoon tablet features…

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Like just about every other computer maker in the known universe, FIC is showing off a new tablet at Computex 2010. The new FIC system is called the Tycoon TVB00 and it looks like pretty standard fare for a Windows 7 tablet. Basically, this is what you would get if you ripped the screen off a netbook, crammed all the…

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Remember that funny looking FIC netbook that we spotted the other day? The one with a lid that’s smaller than the base of the notebook? It looks like it could be headed to the US soon. The FCC has published a series of documents related to the FIC Daria SVE00. I’m still guessing that the netbook will be rebranded and…

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On paper, the FIC SVE00 netbook loos pretty much like any other recent model. It has a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 CPU, a 10.1 inch. 1024 x 600 pixel display. 1GB of RAM, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, and the usual array of ports. It comes with a 3 cell, 4 hour battery and optional Bluetooth, WiMax, and 3.5G connections. But aesthetically, there’s…

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Update: As Jean-François Thamie of Netbook 3G points out, the FIC user manual actually says this netbook has a 10.1 inch display. In other words, there’s nothing particularly unusual or noteworthy about this netbook. Or at least nothing I can see. Maybe that will change when the laptop comes to market. I’ve often contended that notebooks with 12 inch displays, while…

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Contract PC maker FIC will be introducing a subnotebook at Computex that looks a lot like a VIA Nanobook or OpenBook, but which will sport an Intel Atom CPU. Odds are you won’t see this computer hitting store shelves with the FIC name anytime soon. FIC makes computers which are then sold by major computer distributors with names that you’ve…

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