[...] note, but it wasn't just about the Nexus One. The halls were stuffed with Android devices, from a smartbook produced by HP to the slightly odd Alex e-reader. Not all the gadgets are there just yet, but it's clear that [...]

[...] that Android smartbook that HP was showing offduring CES? It was just announced as the Compaq Airlife 100 inpartnership with Telefonica. This [...]

[...] that Android smartbook that HP was showing off during CES? It was just announced as the Compaq Airlife 100 in partnership with Telefonica. This [...]

[...] a couple of weeks ago HP was showing off an Android smartbook that they would call a “technology demo”. The device looked close to final hardware and [...]

[...] I had heard the rumors, but this one caught me totally by surprise. HP showed off a Snapdragon powered smartbook that was running a custom version of Android. Normally I would say [...]

The critical often-overlooked component in small touchscreen netbooks is the hinge.

If the hinge allows the device to be fully opened, “flat”, then you have a device that you can strap to a clipboard or fit in a binder and use as a half-slate-with-keyboard-panel that can be held easily in one hand and operated with the other.

If it doesn’t open flat, then you probably need to rest the thing on a surface, and then hold it in position or anchor it somehow so that you don’t knock it over when you’re prodding the screen. Holding a partially-opened netbook with one hand while poking the screen with the other is a pain. It’s really gotta be able to be flat for the concept to work.

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It has to be 1.6 – the Quick Search Box is there, but not Android 2.0 icons.

Wow. That’s pretty impressive. Surprisingly so, when I heard about this my first reaction was that it was going to be pretty poor. They’ve done a great job with their Android version.

[...] Hp parece que no quiere quedarse fuera de Android y ayer desde Las Vegas en el CES mostró un smartbook HP con el sistema Android como sistema operativo tal como en el vídeo de androidandme. [...]