3K Computers announces the second generation of its top-selling RazorBook 400 mini-notebook computer - the Windows CE powered 3K RazorBook 400 Mini Notebook Ultra Mobile PC – its ultra light-weight just under 2 lbs and includes a 7-inch LCD TFT Display and a full-size keyboard for the same MSRP of $299.
“This is very exciting news for us since we are bringing a mini-notebook to market for the price of $299 that can support Remote Desktop functionality and comes equipped with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player. Microsoft Windows CE also boasts the familiar Windows interface that US based end users have been requesting daily through our support forum,” said Dan Jacobs, CEO, 3K Computers.
The RazorBook 400 is perfect as a low-cost portable internet appliance for mobile professionals, students, internet browsing on the go, playing Flash games, secure online shopping, instant messaging, and playing music and movies while on the road.
With a boot-up time of less than 8 second, the RazorBook 400 was designed to be turned on and off instantly just like any other appliance in your home. The energy-saving RISC architecture processor is fan-less and offers completely quiet computing with very low energy consumption. Without a spinning hard disk drive, the RazorBook 400 is shock-resistant and touts 4GB of solid-state storage for your documents or media files.
“The scheduled release of the second generation RazorBook 400s is set for the end of July to early August, right in the middle of the back to school buying season. This is going to be one of the hottest back to school items on the market since it’s so affordable and such an essential for any student. We have been in talks with many of the large retail outlets about stocking the RazorBook 400s in their retail stores. This is very exciting news for us!” said Will Jordan, Vice President of Sales, 3K Computers.
The RazorBook 400 is available at most major online e-tailers for consumers. Resellers and Value-Added Resellers can purchase directly from Ingram Micro, the world’s largest technology distributor.
