Is This the Intel Netbook? [Rumor]


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Tech Corner claims these are photos of the upcoming Intel Netbook (not to be confused with its stationary Nettop counterpart) that runs Windows XP Pro “like a champ.” The small low-cost device is said to be Intel’s education-centric answer to products like the Asus eee PC and OLPC. Judging by the photos and Tech Corner’s writeup, the laptop is about 10-inches in size with a 9-inch screen, under 3 pounds, has 512 MB RAM, 40 GB HDD and standard internet connections. But there are a couple of info bits that don’t quite line up with previous reports.
Tech Corner claims the Netbook uses a 900 MHz Celeron processor and would sell for around $400. This contradicts reports that the upcoming Netbooks would be using the Intel Atom Diamondville processor and fall between the $250-$300 price range. However, claims of a June 2008 launch do seem to line up with those same […]

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This entry (permalink) was posted on Monday, March 17th, 2008 at 10:00 PM by and categorized in Atom, nettop, Netbook, Subnotebook, diamondville, Rumor, Intel, Laptops.



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