September 23, 2009 at 11:23 am | Xavier Lanier | Comments 1

Viliv S10 Blade Convertible Netbook

I got a chance to play with the Viliv S10 Blade at IDF 2009 and shot a quick hands-on video. It has a high-resolution 10″ resistive touch screen, up to 64GB SSD and a 1.33GHz Intel Atom processor. Perhaps the most impressive thing about this is the 10-hour claimed battery life with the standard battery.

I’m usually skeptical of lofty battery claims, but my Viliv S5 comes pretty darn close to the six-hours that the company advertises. Like the Viliv S5, the Viliv S10 has an on-screen keyboard and a touch-friendly environment for launching apps and playing media.

The entry level S10 Blade will cost about $500, but pricing isn’t nailed down. The model will be available There will be at least three SKUs shipping in time for the holidays.

This isn’t a true Tablet PC, but it’s yet another example of a touch product arriving just in time for Windows 7.

 



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    About the Author: Xavier Lanier is a mobile technology enthusiast and avid photographer. Based in San Francisco, he uses various mobile devices between 10 and 20 hours per day. Xavier is the publisher of GottaBeMobile.com and Notebooks.com

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    1. Digital TV will be an option where there is digital TV. We have digital TV here in the US so will it be an option here?

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