LG X300 video

MWC 2010 Slim and light netbook

By Ian Williams

Tue Feb 16 2010, 12:54

LG IS AT this year's Mobile World Congress, showing off the latest addition to its netbook range, the X300.

Coming in at just under the magic 1kg mark, the netbook is easy to carry around, but still packs in a full sized keyboard and an 11.4-inch LED backlit LCD display, and it looks like it manges to squeeze in a pretty decent battery to boot.

We look forward to giving it a proper once-over in the lab, but in the meantime here is a quick hands on with the device. µ

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