Medion is the latest in a long line of manufacturers to announce the launch of a new netbook.
Called the Akoya Mini E1210, Medion claims that it is an "ultra-lightweight and compact mini laptop without compromise on features or usability."
The Akoya Mini comes with a 10in screen, uses Intel's 1.6GHz Atom N270 chip and is pre-installed with Window XP Home Edition.
The netbook's dimensions are certainly diminutive at just 260mm x 180mm x 19mm, while it weighs in at 1.2kg.
Other extras
Hard-disk space is the usual 80GB, nestled near this is 1GB DDR2 SDRAM. WiFi technology is also included, as well as three USB ports, one VGA port and a 3-in-1 card reader.
If that isn't enough to wet your whistle, then Medion has given you the option to throw in an 8x multi-standard DVD/CD writer into the mix.
The Akoya Mini E1210 is available this Sunday for £279.99. The only catch is that it's availability has been limited just to Aldi stores. Find out more at Whatlaptop.co.uk.
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gero
September 3rd 2008
2. Just got hold of the latest Aldi flyer and this is listed as £299.99, so it looks like a last minute price drop.
Also the link to what laptop is incorrect, it should be http://www.whatlaptop.co.uk/Yf2yFHc.html
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zoydwheeler
September 3rd 2008
1. aldi?
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