China-based MenQ claims to have launched the world's cheapest mini netbook, the MenQ EasyPC E790.

Hewlett-Packard (HP) has revealed a new range of low-cost Compaq netbooks and PCs.

Acer unveiled its first Android device, the Acer Liquid smartphone and an Acer Aspire One netbook, on October 14, 2009.

Nokia has released the tech specs of the Nokia Booklet 3G, the netbook from Nokia.

Sharp has announced its plans to launch an ultra-mini netbook, called the NetWalker PC-Z1, in Japan.

Nokia Booklet 3G, the Nokia netbook is here. Nokia, the world leader in mobile phone market, today announced that it is ready with the Nokia Booklet 3G, its foray into the netbook market. While the overall PC market is flat, the netbook market is growing at a rate of 175%, prompting more device manufacturers to jump into the netbook market.

Virgin Mobile has launched the Freedom netbook, in its line-up of mobile broadband products.

Sony Vaio W, the cheap netbook from Sony is on sale. The Sony Vaio netbook comes after Sony tried not to get into the "cheap laptop" market for quite some time. Already netbooks, which are cheaper laptops with lighter system configuration, command a major share of laptop sales, and Sony couldn't afford to stay away from the netbook game for long. Hence the Sony Vaio W. Sony calls the Vaio W netbook "a chic new line of mini notebooks."

Sony Corporation has officially announced their entry into the Netbook market. The company will launch their first Sony Vaio W netbook in August 2009.

Acer has launched two new netbooks, the Aspire One AO751h and the Aspire One AOD250, on May 18, 2009.