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PC and handset industry will clash on tweener products like Netbooks and smartphones.
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Let's not forget the large 37-52" Papa Bear HDTV all-in-wall in our budgets' forecast.
- by Forked_Tongue November 20, 2008 12:32 PM PST
- I think the reason why the demand for the single core Atom processor is wanning is due to the new dual core Atom that's out there now, I expect to see dual core Atom netbooks out soon, it will be interesting to see if the price is comparable to entry level notebooks.
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(5 Comments)Regarding smartphones, this category won't disappear and will always be restrained by the size that will fit into someone's pocket, the laptop and netbook category is not under any threat of disappearing as long as they have a monitor out that will allow it to connect to hdtv to use as a monitor for prolonged sessions and watching streaming videos.