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About LinkBacksRead more.Aching for a netbook powered by an ultra-low-voltage Core 2 processor? Here's one.
Read more.Aching for a netbook powered by an ultra-low-voltage Core 2 processor? Here's one.
Looks intresting, price could be the achilles heel.
Deo Adjuvante non Timendum
nearly, nearly...............
one day the holy grail of mini-notebooks will arrive, but is not today.
http://rusi.org/downloads/assets/FDR2.pdf - RUSI - A Force For Honour
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...essity_scr.pdf - UKNDA: A Compelling Necessity
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...ISIS_Sep08.pdf - UKNDA: Overcoming The Defence Crisis
http://www.uknda.org/my_documents/my...y_Doc_24pp.pdf - UKNDA: A decision the next Prime Minister must make
How come all of a sudden ultra-portable notebooks are all called Netbooks.
Depends on 3 things, price, weight and battery life... if all of those things are good, then I'd be tempted...
OT but why the hell wasnt a low power Core 2 on the cards to start with rather than flood the mrket with this Atom crap.
4GB of RAM is a bit out there isn't it? Anyway, netbooks are a mess, they should be building down towards smartphones, not up to laptops.
It always was - CULV isn't exactly new (the original 7" EEE was essential a CULV Celeron), but it costs more than Atom. Atom was specifically developed to target a very low price point. That means that if OEMs can persuade you to pay £400 for an Atom-based system they make more profit then charging you £500 for a CULV-based system.Originally Posted by Breezey
I'll buy a CULV based netbook-sized Timeline if they do one with the discreet Radeon graphics for < £500. Otherwise, I'll be waiting on Congo, I think
still no info on pricing? And why no Ion/CULV machines?
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