Fidelity VPC costs $199

Posted in Netbook by Conner Flynn on February 27th, 2009

Fidelity VPC costs $199The VPC stands for “Very Personal Computer”. Most Netbook manufacturers are working on upping display size and adding more graphics power, but not Fidelity who is offering a first-generation Netbook for the price of $199.

It’s weighs only 1.5lbs, has a 7″ display, USB, Ethernet, WiFi, 2GB of memory, and Linux. All for $199. An Asus Eee 701 will cost around $259 today. So let the cheap Netbook battle commence. Fight!

The Fidelity VPC should be available next month.

[Chip chick]

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