ECS comes out with three pretty decent netbooks

The Taiwanese Motherboard manufacturer comes up with three different sizes of netbooks.

T10IL

V10IL

T21L

 Every computer player seems to be gearing up for the upcoming Computex Taipei, and the Taiwanese manufacturer will definitely look into reaping the benefits of home-ground. Taiwanese Motherboard manufacturer ECS comes up with three new models of netbooks – the T10IL, the V10IL and the T21L.

T10IL

This fair beauty will have a 10.1-inch screen with a maximum resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, and will be powered by an Intel Atom processor – whether it’ll be N270 or N280 or something else is not revealed yet. This less-than-a-kilo machine will sport a 1.8-inch HDD or SSD. The T10IL will also have the usual Bluetooth, WiFi and a 3.75G modem and a 1.3/2.0 MP Webcam. Though not sure, it is expected to have a very good battery life.

V10IL

A cheaper V10IL will have the same screen or may be at the most a 10.2-inch panel, with a maximum resolution of 1024 x 600 Display. It will be given a 2.5-inch 160GB HDD, 1.3MP Webcam, Bluetooth and HSUPA WWAN.

T21L

This 11.6-inch machine will have a maximum resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. It will reportedly be launched with an Intel Celeron ULV processor instead of an Intel Atom processor. Apart from this, the T21L will also include a 1.8-inch hard disk and HSUPA WWAN.

Confirmed details, pricing and availability is expected by next week.

About ECS

ECS, the Elitegroup Computer Systems was formed in 1987 in Taiwan. This company has been into manufacturing of Motherboards since then, and eventually became the first motherboard maker in Taiwan to be listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 1994. Today, the company also designs and manufactures barebone and complete systems, such as notebook computers and high-end servers, for distributors worldwide. Headquartered in Taiwan with business partners and distributors in over 60 countries, ECS has ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 14001:2004 certified manufacturing facilities in China, capable of producing over 2.5 million motherboards and 200,000 notebook computers every month.