Gigabyte M912

Tablet PCs were practically foisted onto an unwilling public. Despite attempts to make them usable, the Windows Tablet concept remains unloved. Contrast this with netbooks, where the notebook-buying audience seemed to jump on the idea as soon as the...

Running Windows XP Home, the Gigabyte M912X is perhaps more correctly described as a netbook - but even the Gigabyte packaging also refers to it as an MID.

There may be some environments when a touchscreen walkabout netbook can be useful, in which case the M912 could still earn its keep. But is there a need for netbook performance at a tablet price? For normal usage, given its high price, uninspiring and...

The Gigabyte M912X is a mini convertible laptop that sits somewhere between a netbook and a mobile internet device (MID).

In my recent discussion about whether netbooks are already obsolete, I said that the segment needed a real game-changer, because it has become increasingly difficult to find the marketable advantage. ...

Only a year ago, the netbook was a mere niche curiosity-a promising concept, but one whose utility was far too limited to have mainstream appeal. Fast forward to the present, and netbooks have practically become a commodity product. Fueled by an Atom...

Gigabyte may be the only netbook player that has gone into the tablet form factor with the M912. In this review, we'll look into how the Gigabyte m912 works as a tablet netbook.

Gigabyte M912V Touch Screen Netbook - Hands On Preview Price: $849.99 (Change Possible) Availability: Pre-Order (ETA Mid October 08) Manufacturer:

I think I would have preferred it to have been equipped with a lightweight flavour of Linux that would allow all sorts of software expansion at no extra cost and which would have probably boosted performance to very pleasing levels. This would also...

The battle for your netbook dollar has just gotten one notch higher with the introduction of the Gigabyte M912, a Vista-based touchscreen machine that's all ready for touching.