Posts tagged with ' Intel Atom '

Well, that would be a great news. It doesn’t really matter that the new netbooks can offer HD video playing and offer HD ready displays and 15+ hours of battery life like the MSI Wind U160 if they canR...

Rumors of an imminent N470 appeared last week, but now the new Atom processor is finally official. In fact, this is a somewhat faster version of the N450, as it runs at 1,83 GHz, when compared to only 1.66 GHz ...

We already know that none of the existing Atoms can play HD content decently, nor self-hosted or streamed from online sources (flash clips). The best are the older Zxx, with H.264 decoding on their GMA 500 grap...

I told you folks in a recent post what a netbook is and what you should expect from a netbook. But, it seems that most people are not really interested in what netbooks are but more in the difference between ne...

Intel’s Atoms dominated the netbooks market during msot of 2008 and 2009 with their two series, the standard N270/N280 and the low-consumption Zxx series. This year, we’ve seen the new Pine Trail li...

I already wrote yesterday about Nvidia’s Optimus, a technology that allows seamless graphics switching between integrated and dedicated graphics on different types of mobile devices. Hybrid netbooks and l...

Having a netbook without wireless internet connectivity seems such a waste. Having a mobile connection is even better, so you can easily use your mini laptop while on the go. Such connectivity can be achieved v...

The entire Intel Atom platform is designed to provide decent performance for a good price and with low energy consumption. However, that “decent” performance is not that much. In most cases, you won...

When i say that Intel’s new Pine Trail platform was a bit of a disappointment for many, I’m not exaggerating. We expected somehow better performance levels from the new processors, but that wasnR...

After recently testing the first PineTrail powered netbook i got on my desk, the Asus 1008P-KR , I’ve told you how disappointed i was with performance levels. Although i knew Intel was planning on improvi...