Onkyo Sotec DC204A3 Netbook

DC204A3 boasts 32GB SSD, VGA/Ethernet Via USB Break-out Box

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Whilst we are generally great fans of netbooks sporting solid state drives (and of SSDs in general) one can only wonder why it is that Onkyo have decided to offer up their new 32GB SSD equipped Onkyo Sotec DC204A3 Netbook sans VGA-out or Ethernet connectivity.

Requiring a separate, and hardly diminutive, USB extension to avail itself of VGA and Ethernet connectivity, the Onkyo Sotec DC204A3 Netbook, apart from sporting a 32GB SSD (and the aforementioned USB break-out box – see below), comes with a bog standard, and hardly spectacular Intel Atom N270 processor under the hood, Intel 945GSE Express integrated graphics, 1GB RAM and the all too familiar 10.1″ LCD display offering up 1024 x 600 resolution, built in webcam and, thankfully, integrated Wi-Fi (at least you don’t need a separate USB box for that).

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The Onkyo Sotec DC204A3 Netbook with 32GB SSD complete with USB break-out box is set to commence shipping as of the end of this month in Japan and will retail at the equivalent of $530.

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