Packard Bell has announced the launch of its new EasyNote XS, a 7-inch notebook featuring supa-dupa advanced portability that’s a fully featured PC running Windows XP Home Edition.

Measuring just 30mm thin and weighing in at 950 grams this is about as ultra-portable as they come.

Designed to be your “everyday mobile companion”, it’s the mid-ground choice for mobile users that find full-sized notebooks too big and PDAs too limited.

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