HP Compaq Airlife 100, the netbook approved by FCC

A new mid-sized netbook was approved by the FCC, the American commission approving the marketing of electronic products, subject to strict quality standards. We speak Airlife HP Compaq 100, of which we still know little about.

What seems certain is connectivity through simcard: a slot visible to the naked eye leaves suggest the presence of an internal 3G modem.

The HP Compaq Airlife 100 will have a diagonal screen of 10inches, a processor 1GHz Snapdragon and will have the Google Android operating system. Wait for official presentation and are disclosed more technical features.

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