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Round Rock (TX) – Dell will be partnering up with Taiwan-based Compal to produce an inexpensive miniature notebook computer. The notebook will have an 8.9-inch screen will presumably compete with Asustek’s wildly successful Eee PC.
According to the Wall Street Journal the notebook will sell for $400. Read more … Wall Street Journal.
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