LG debuts netbook at IFA show

The gals over at Shiny Shiny spotted LG's upcoming netbook at the IFA electronics show in Berlin. Dubbed the LG Netbook X110, the exquisite netbook is equipped with an 80GB hard drive, Intel Atom processor, 1GB RAM, Windows XP Home, 10-inch display, WLAN 802.11 b/g, 10/100 Ethernet, and will be embedded with 3G HSPA connectivity.

LG doesn't have much information listed on its website, but from the pictures, it looks like it has a webcam, at least two USB ports on one side, a full size keyboard, and single-click button under the trackpad.

Pricing details are not listed on LG's website either, but the Register Hardware said back in July the one with 3G would be selling for about $788 and the one without for $630. I doubt these prices will stick, now that other netbooks have come down in price, but we'll have to wait and see what LG does when and if they launch this cool netbook here in the states.

As far as we know, the Netbook X110 will launch in Europe this October in pink, white, and black.