TG Averatec N1000 Mini Laptop

Short URL: https://www.yugatech.com/go/49j7

Some laptop manufacturers like TG (and their Averatec brand) doesn’t seem to want to ride in the netbook label so they’re calling their own versions as a mini-laptop despite the fact that features are just the same.

TG Averatec N1000 has some design similarities with the MSI Wind U100, even the specs are the same too:

Intel Atom 1.6GHz N270
10.2″ display screen
160GB HDD
1GB DDR2 RAM
WiFi 802.11 b/g
1.3 MP webcam
4-in-1 card reader
MS Windows XP Home

tg mini laptop

The TG Mini laptop has a retail price of Php23,900USD 407INR 34,526EUR 388CNY 2,966 and boasts of 5 hours of battery life (possibly 6-cell).

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

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21 Comments

Leojay says:

16 years ago

Wow! great specs and price, where can we buy this brand?
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calvin says:

16 years ago

mukhang Wind clone nga. although mukhang mas malaki pa rin keypads ng Wind.
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TechPinas says:

16 years ago

Looks a lot like the Wind — but the body looks a bit sleeker.

The Wind is a tad plastic-ky, if this feels more solid then I guess its a steal.

Can’t wait to hold it. :)
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Naser says:

16 years ago

wow
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jhay says:

16 years ago

Not bad, for the almost the same price, you could get a regular Compaq C765TU laptop. Just like mine, ;)
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Beau Rudd says:

16 years ago

you get can get them at pcbroker
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John Ray Cabrera says:

16 years ago

this has been all over Gilmore shops. if you fare it side by side by the Wind, the only apparent difference would be the dashboard, near LCD hinge. other than that, the specs are but the same. is it because it’s also made by Quanta as most notebooks are? do they have the same hardware componentes as well? because if they do, the drivers and patches found on the MSI site would also work with Averatec units.

i also happen to notice one NEC laptop that looks like an MSI laptop at the Columbia in Megamall.
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crestfallen says:

16 years ago

wind rebadged?
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churocket says:

16 years ago

it is actually a wind with an averatec logo. they rebranded it for the USA market as far as i know.
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mayee says:

16 years ago

it looks like suitable for korean market. look at that keyboard. xD
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