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Dual-Core Intel Atom N550 Available in Netbooks today
Intel has formally announced that as of today, a dozen new netbooks are available on the new dual-core Intel Atom N550 processors. Intel Atom N550 “Pineview” Details: – 64-bit, 45nm, with SSE3 and XD bit – Dual-core, Hyper-Threading – 1.5 … Continue reading
2010 Netbooks
Note: * This is far from complete and is being constantly updated * This list encompasses netbooks that were introduced or in production in 2010 * Battery life is based on manufacturer’s estimate and the default battery that ships with … Continue reading
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Asustek CEO Discusses Netbooks, Eee Pad in Wake of iPad
Jerry Shen, Asustek’s CEO, gave a strong vote of confidence to Eee PC netbooks and their continuing ability to attract buyers in the wake of Apple’s iPad launch. In a conference with investors in Taipei earlier today, he discussed what … Continue reading
Acer Aspire AS1410-2285 – Best Value in a Shipping Netbook?
If you are looking for the best value in a shipping netbook, today is your day. For around $400 plus shipping, you can get the Acer Aspire AS1410-2285 shipped from Amazon, and if you’re willing to spend extra, you could … Continue reading
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Netbook Revolution Over?
With Intel’s Intel’s announcement of the Atom N550 announcement yesterday, which marked a concentrated effort to bring dual-core netbook-level processors into the mainstream, Avram Piltch over at LAPTOP Magazine is declaring the netbook revolution over and asking what we’ve won. … Continue reading →