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Last updated: Thursday, June 7, 2012

The term smartbook was coined a few years back to describe a laptop-like device that was running smartphone software. The product category never seemed to get much further than the pre-announcement and demo stage. But smartbooks might be giving it one more go with the THD N2-A, a 13-inch laptop running Android 4.0 Ice Cream

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$149 laptop runs Android ICS, looks like a MacBook Air

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