Japanese electronics maker DosPara has released their 12 inch laptop – the Dospara Prime Note Cresion NA. With a non-netbook processor like the Atom 330 and Nvidia’s Ion based chipset, this machine can’t really claim to be a netbook.
Features
The Prime Note Cresion NA is thin and lightweight. It has a relatively powerful processor and a large enough display, making it ideal for general use around the house. Other features include an HDMI port for transferring video to an external monitor, an optical drive, 2GB of RAM, a 320GB Hard disk, 3 USB ports, a card reader and Bluetooth.
The display measures 12.1 inch and has a resolution of 1,366x768. The laptop weighs just under 2kg. Prices start at $600.
Features
The Prime Note Cresion NA is thin and lightweight. It has a relatively powerful processor and a large enough display, making it ideal for general use around the house. Other features include an HDMI port for transferring video to an external monitor, an optical drive, 2GB of RAM, a 320GB Hard disk, 3 USB ports, a card reader and Bluetooth.
The display measures 12.1 inch and has a resolution of 1,366x768. The laptop weighs just under 2kg. Prices start at $600.

By now you're aware that NVIDIA and Intel are not friends especially since NVIDIA announced that Ion would be competing with Intel's crappy GMA graphics cards in netbooks. Well this fight has a sudden turn of events as Japans DosPara has decided to pair "Romio and Juliet" together in the form of the Prime Note Cresion NA.