News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

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Interesting little system, but not to be confused with NVIDIA's ION.

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According to Novatech, its Ion Fusion brand is a result of a community-led forum competition, and it just so happens to have an uncanny resemblance to other industry brands. Make of that what you will.

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appalling bunch of people, the logo reminds me of the Gillette fusion one too

http://images.novatech.co.uk/titles/...c/home-iof.jpg

http://www.tomgiacchi.com/images/200...go_small_2.jpg

The logo's aren't exactly a million miles apart are they.

I love gillette's naming as well; the gillette fusion power stealth - an invisible razer powered by a cold fusion reactor apparently...
They should stick a few more generic words on the end: gillette fusion power stealth ultra maximum win edition

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Originally Posted by Crazytom

I love gillette's naming as well; the gillette fusion power stealth - an invisible razer powered by a cold fusion reactor apparently...
They should stick a few more generic words on the end: gillette fusion power stealth ultra maximum win edition

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well it seems to work for graphics card companies... the 'Rampage 700 "Golden Sample" Goes Like Hell Edition' springs to mind

One potential difference between this and the Wind NetTop - this appears to have the PSU built in, whereas I think the Wind uses an external powerbrick. Could give this one the very slight edge as it should make the cabling slightly tidier...

Stupid name though, and REALLY stupid logo :O_o1:

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Originally Posted by CK_1985

One potential difference between this and the Wind NetTop - this appears to have the PSU built in, whereas I think the Wind uses an external powerbrick. Could give this one the very slight edge as it should make the cabling slightly tidier...

Stupid name though, and REALLY stupid logo :O_o1:

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this one could potentially be noisier though, id rather have a power brick than an extra whiny little fan

No DVI? Who uses VGA cables nowadays?

Could make a decent, but basic HTPC. The lack of DVI or HDMI is a bit of a showstopper though, but VGA is not always the bad option people think.

I quite fancy an impulse buy!

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Originally Posted by gagaga

No DVI? Who uses VGA cables nowadays?

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Most people probably!

Ah, nice to see another product without Vista...