November 06, 2009 at 4:37 pm | Xavier Lanier | Comments 2

Litl Webbook on Video

Doug Aamoth published a video of the Litl webbook over at Crunchgear. The 12″ netbookis priced at $700, which I think is way too much for a device that doesn’t do a whole lot. In the video Litl CEO John Chuang says that they tried to “get rid of the computery stuff.” Unfortunately the company succeeded a little too well in its goal. I understand now a lot of people are looking for simplicity, but most home users I know want to be able to do things like upload photos, download content and run some applications. If this came out before the netbook craze it may have had a shot in selling. I don’t know anyone that would spend $700 on this device when they can get a fully functioning PC for less.

 


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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. It’s got some value, but the price point should be more like $300 or less.

  2. Well over priced if you ask me, not to mention it’s an ugly beast. I’ll pass

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