Comments on: Intel begins shipping new Atom chip for Netbooks
Chipmaker's new Atom N280 processor, which touts better graphics performance, slips out of the gate a bit sooner than expected.
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Sure it is kind of a waste of the vista license tax, but your machine will (probably) thank you.
I'd rather buy another netbook than an X-box or PS3.
The significant thing here is a defined devlopment path for ATOM and INTEL are over the moon that we love it as it means more mobile devices on streets, buses the Park etc. This is part of INTELS plans they need this to prop up other related tehcnologies that cant be brought to market yet because there are not enough mobile devices out and about demanding anywere high speed access to the internet. We love NETBOOKS because thay have been handed to use on a plate for next to nothing (though I think this is changing because the manafactures cant afford it!!) . Just what we need in these tuff times and just what we want in our information connected lives. I know I want one.
Telephone communications are only a short term solution to mobile comms you might be swapping your HSDPA card for a Intel developed and service funded WIMAX one some time soon and we will be paying for the service. Thats a good plan take some of those massive mobile comms profits they arent crunched After all how are they ever going to stream HD over HSDPA.
Intel and the rest of them need to keep the cost down which is why the Atom will not get developed more than it needs to. .
I love the idea of NETBOOKS shame I havent got the cash for one.
Kevin.
- by edmundo February 9, 2009 10:10 PM PST
- Unfortunately Intel N280 CPUs used in the first shipments of Asus 1000HE Eee PCs will not come with GN40 graphics. The N280 CPUs in the first 1000HE Eee PCs will come with Intel 945GSE graphic chipsets. Source: < http://blog.laptopmag.com/eee-pc-1000he-uses-intel-945gse-chipset-still-plays-720p-video#respond >
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