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Surprising but true! In the age where most companies believe in sophistication and feature-laden devices, the La Vie surprised the tech zone with its back-to-the-basics approach. Now, following the success of this range of netbooks, NEC Japan has launched yet another L-series device today.
The suave and stylish LL750 is powered by 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo complete with Intel graphics and resembles a micron-inspired design from the days of yore. Now, the 4GB memory and 320 GB storage take care of all your space needs while the HDMI out and FeliCa port ensure easy data transfer and connectivity. The LCD display is totally neat and if you happen to reside in Japan, you can get to choose between pink, black, red and white color options. The price tag on this one is $1,950. Pretty classy, don’t you think?
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