Pegatron has 10-inch smartbook ready for release.

Last Friday, at a symposium on ARM processors, the Asusian daughter of Pegatron showed a 10-inch smartbook, ready for production.

Recall that at the end of July, Pegatron was already showing a prototype of this smartbook apparently. That summer machine was based on the mobile chip Freescale i.MX515 with an ARM Cortex A8 1 GHz processor. It was claimed that the Pegatron smartbook will be able to play video in 720p HD resolution.
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Now, to the available information, it was also added that the mini-laptop running Ubuntu Linux is working, it is equipped with a 3G module and a battery allowing autonomous work for at least 8 hours. The Pegatron smartbook will go on sale in February 2010 at an estimated price of $ 200 (subject to a contract with a cellular operator).

via electronista.com