The resolution stays at 1,024x600, but Atom processor is bumped up to an N280, operating at 1.66GHz with a faster front-side bus, sat on top of an Intel 945GSE mainboard.
Three USB2.0 ports, 802.11b/g WiFi, 100Mbit/s Ethernet, SD-card reader are all expected features, and the Dynabook will be available in either 'snow white' or 'brown satin' finishes.
1GB RAM (non-upgradeable, it seems) and a 160GB mechanical hard-drive supplied with Windows XP Home SP3 make it a reasonably high-end netbook, which is reflected in the expected price of some $600 when officially launched later on this week.
Weighing in at 1.13kg with the basic battery and geared more towards business with its thin aesthetic, we'd opt for an Intel CULV-powered netbook if dumping $600+ on one.
