by admin on July 31, 2009
Intel Atom Z520 Digitimes reports that Intel is going to suspend production of the Z series Atom processors by the end of 2009. Note, this does NOT affect production of the poplular Atom N270 and N280 netbook processors. It’s thought that Intel is looking to clearly differentiate the netbook, laptop, and MID segments and the Z series was too much of a gray area since it was often used in netbook-laptop transition models. Acer, Asus and MSI will still have their existing orders of the Z series chips delivered. Share and Enjoy:
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Intel to suspend production of the Intel Atom Z series processors
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by admin on July 31, 2009
How much is the HP Mini 1151NR Netbook without a 2 yr plan? and if i did get the 2 yr plan, is the internet connection internal? or will it use a usb that i can use with another laptop?
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by admin on July 31, 2009
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by admin on July 30, 2009
TechCrunch's Crunchpad show in 'near final' design We reported earlier this month on Michael Arrington’s (of TechCrunch.com) project called the Crunchpad. Now, we have some more details gleaned by the The Straits Times . iThey state that it’s a priority to get the device out to the masses by November of this year, in time for Christmas shopping. The Singapore newspaper also got a sneak preview of the device and learns of some new specs for the Crunchpad tablet. We already new that it would be powered by an Intel Atom processor, probably an N270 or N280 and 1gb of ram. Now we learn that it will weigh in at 2.64 pounds and have built in Wifi as well as 3g connectivity. The price is estimated around $400 in the US (no word on UK price or availability yet), which is more than the $300 he pegged in April, but the built in 3g might make up for it. Share and Enjoy:
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TechCrunch’s Crunchpad coming in November – with built in 3g
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by admin on July 30, 2009
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The tiny Sylvania G Netbook offers decent battery life and can be had for a low price, but it still brings up the rear of the Netbook pack, with a small 7-inch screen, underpowered CPU, and a microscopic touch pad.
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by admin on July 30, 2009
by admin on July 30, 2009
Packard Bell Dot MA netbook at Tesco The UK version of the Gateway LT3100 (LT3103u), the Packard Bell DOT MA netbook is currently on sale, and shipping from Tesco Direct for £349.00 . In case you’re wondering why the different names – both Gateway and Packard Bell are owned by Acer. that was released a month back in the US. Both companies are owned by Acer in case you were wondering. The Packard Bell dot m/a is an 11.6-inch netbook that comes with a high-resolution (1366 x 768) display and is powered by the AMD Athlon 64 L110 processor and comes with the ATI Radeon X1270 graphics chipset. It uses Vista Home Basic and also has three USB ports, a multi-touch touchpad and a 3-cell battery that should be good for 4 hours of battery life. Share and Enjoy:
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Tesco Direct is shipping the new Packard Bell DOT MA for £349.00
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