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

    Interesting little system, but not to be confused with NVIDIA's ION.
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

    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.
    appalling bunch of people, the logo reminds me of the Gillette fusion one too
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion





    The logo's aren't exactly a million miles apart are they.
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

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

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    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
    well it seems to work for graphics card companies... the 'Rampage 700 "Golden Sample" Goes Like Hell Edition' springs to mind
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

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

    Quote Originally Posted by CK_1985 View Post
    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
    this one could potentially be noisier though, id rather have a power brick than an extra whiny little fan
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

    No DVI? Who uses VGA cables nowadays?
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    Re: News - Novatech launches dual-core Atom-based nettop, calls it Ion Fusion

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

    Quote Originally Posted by gagaga View Post
    No DVI? Who uses VGA cables nowadays?
    Most people probably!

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