Compaq Airlife 100 smartbook appears at MWC
2010
The “smartbook” from Compaq has just made its official debut at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. With some nifty mobile features, could this be the start of a successful new category?
The Compaq Airlife 100 that HP is offering has been rumored in the past to run on an ARM Snapdragon CPU, although the press release today did not confirm it. What has been confirmed is that the smarbook will run Android, feature a 16GB SSD and feature Always-On capabilities along with 3G connectivity. It will also have a 12 hour battery life, which is capable of reaching 10 days worth of time on standby.
The Airlife is not yet available in the US, but it is expected to make a debut there and in other markets before long.
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