Read more.Windows 7 nettop equipped with NVIDIA's ION chipset and a dual-core Intel Atom processor poses for the camera.
Read more.Windows 7 nettop equipped with NVIDIA's ION chipset and a dual-core Intel Atom processor poses for the camera.
It is great that nettops are coming with optical drives, but if they wish to be the media centres that they think they are then I wish they would also include a DVB-T/Analogue tuner.
I don't think I would like the tower design next to a TV - why don't PC makers do decent HTPCs and give them a decent looking case to match?
I like it, although would be a little concerned if the price approached £350.
Under £300 seems about right, and if i saw it for £250 then it would be a must-buy i reckon.
That said, i'm making assumptions that it's still a cool running machine and therefore quiet... if all that dual core / ION loveliness makes it heat up then we have another kettle of fish.
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That's the problem. They can't realistically bundle a tuner, as different people have different uses. Dual analogue, dual digital, analogue/digital, satellite, etc. The only way would be to allow expansion somehow, and that would fly in the face of the form factor really... so you're stuck with USB, which is hardly ideal.
Looking forward to this new eeebox very much, only thing I am concerned about is noise level, ideally its going to be silent, perfect for running HD in the living room.
£300 silent, slim, slick, not much more you can ask for.
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