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  1. 17-09-2009, 11:23 AM #1
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    News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    Ultra-portables get another name, but NetNote's do promise 1080p-capable performance.
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  2. 17-09-2009, 12:07 PM #2
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    Re: News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    1080p with display resolutions up to 1,366x768

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    Re: News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    Presumably it's saying that it's capable of playing 1080p, as opposed to displaying it.
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  4. 17-09-2009, 12:25 PM #4
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    Re: News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    I would expect it to have HDMI output to display 1080p on external monitors.
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    Re: News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    exactly, hook it up to your Full HD TV for some high res goodness.
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    Re: News - VIA NetNote arrives as the alternative to netbooks and smartbooks

    If it can cope with genuine HD methinks that pairing this with Windows 7, a nice SSD and a lim line blue ray drive makes for a very attractive, small, silent and ultra low power HTPC.

    Anyone tested the real 1080p playback?
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