Samsung keeps pushing smaller and smaller PC’s. Last month it has announced ultra thin 14.1” Samsung X11 laptop. Then, at Cebit, Samsung was among the first vendors in the world to produce UMPC Ultramobile.

Now Korean vendor has released what it calls the world’s smallest dual-core notebook - Samsung Q35. This 12.1″ new ultraportable weights only 1.89kg and measures at 299 x 214 x 27.4~35.8mm. Samsung will offer a lot of configurations of these laptops including:

Intel® Core™ Processor Duo T2300(1.66GHz) ~ T2700(2.33GHz) or Intel® Core™ Processor Solo T1300(1.66GHz) ~ T1400(1.73GHz)
On 256MB (On 512MB - From May) ~ 1.2GB, PC2-4200(533MHz) / PC2-5300(667MHz) DDR2 SODIMM
12.1″ WXGA, High brightness & Glare Display
Intel 945GM Express (Intel GMA950) Graphics with max. 128MB of VRAM
60 / 80 / 100 / 120 GB (9.5mmH 2.5″ HDD, PATA/SATA)
Super Multi / Combo Otical Drive
PCI-Express 10/100 LAN
Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG (802.11abg, Mini card type)
Bluetooth 2.0+EDR
I/O ports: 2 USB (USB 2.0), IEEE1394 (4pin), 1 Type II PC card, RJ11, RJ45, Headphone-out, Mic-in
Memory stickTM , MS pro, SD, MMC, High Speed MMC, XD,
Up to 7 hrs. battery life

Samsung Q35 ultraportable laptop also comes with AVS instant-on multimedia controller that access media files without the need to boot Windows.

And, interestingly enough, among different configuration options it lists yet unannounced Intel Core Duo T2700 2.33GHz chip.