Jørgen Sundgot has published a review of the Toshiba libretto U100 for infoSync World. The U100 is powered by an Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) Pentium M, with an incredibly small widescreen display – 7.2-inches, but with a high resolution – 1280×768, making it one of the smallest ultraportables around.
Small-Laptops.com’s top five ultraportables for January 2006, based on page views, has been published.
TG Daily/Tom’s Hardware is reporting that a bug with a Microsoft driver and Intel’s new Core Duo platform causes a severe battery drain under certain circumstances involving USB 2.0.
>Ounae (Spanish/French only) has several pics that were recently published on the main Flybook website, of the ultraportable Flybook V3. The Flybook V3 is powered by an Ultra Low Voltage (ULV) Pentium M, and comes with a 8.9-inch widescreen display (which also functions as a touchscreen). Of note in the pictures, what looks like custom-designed purses/shoulder bags.