Samsung sneaked out its 10" netbook during KT WIBRO Alliance in Seoul, Korea. Specifications were not anywhere to be seen though. We did find out that it had a 10" display and was driven by a 1.6GHz Atom processor, but there was little revealed beyond that and the WiBro support. Complete specifications have now been posted over at jkkmobile that reveals a bit more about Samsung's entry on the netbook market.
Not surprisingly, the specifications are anything but revolutionary since Samsung has more or less gone with the same features as the rest of the bunch. It has chosen to go with regular mechanical harddrives and 1GB RAM. The complete specifications show that Samsung has covered most of the features the competition also offers, including WiFi and Bluetooth. Alas nothing groundbreaking.
The price is about 600 000 won in Korea, which is about $540.
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