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Top netbook news of 2008
Top netbook news of 2008
I was thinking of writing up a list of some of the top netbook related news items from 2008. But it turns out that the folks at Eee PC.net beat me to the punch — with a little help from Techmeme . So if you’re feeling nostalgic, check out Eee PC.net’s excellent list of ...
Freescale Takes on Intel in Netbooks
Freescale Takes on Intel in Netbooks
pcmag.com — At the Consumer Electronics Show this week, Freescale will show off a new integrated chip that it... says can be used to design cheaper, thinner netbooks with more battery life. (more) Freescale Takes on Intel in Netbooks
Asus Eee PC 1002HA review
Asus Eee PC 1002HA review
liliputing.com — The Asus Eee PC 1002HA one of the best looking netbooks Asus has released since creating the... category of low cost mini-laptops just over a year ago. The machine has a professional looking brushed metal exterior and it weighs less than its ... (more) Asus Eee PC 1002HA review
Asus unveils Eee PC T101H touchscreen netbook too
Asus unveils Eee PC T101H touchscreen netbook too
liliputing.com — Sure, Asus played up the Eee PC T91 netbook with the 8.9 inch convertible touchscreen during the... company’s presentation this afternoon. But when all the talking was done, you know what I discovered? An Asus Eee PC T101H hanging out on the ... (more) Asus unveils Eee PC T101H touchscreen netbook too
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Netbooks - Race to the Bottom Not Such a Bad Thing
Zatz Not Funny! — With the netbook craze in full swing, there is some fear that the new cheap portables will inspire a “race to the bottom” for laptop makers. In other words, manufacturers will get squeezed as consumers expect cheaper and cheaper computers available in retail or subsidized with mobile broadband contracts. So is this a bad thing? Certainly not for consumers, but even for computer companies there’s one big upside to declining prices. Namely, computers suddenly have the potential to hit replacement cycles that are much closer to cell ...

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The "smaller is better" theme played out with Intel's Atom chip and Netbook PCs, but the recession also put a squeeze on the industry.
Recession Slams Global Semiconductor SalesInformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs 1/3/2009
The report is just the latest bad news for the chip industry, which is reeling from a worldwide drop in consumer electronics and PC sales because of the recession.
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There is at least one very pretty lady at the CES 2009. Intel announced that they hired model and TV host Brooke Burke to host the Red Carpet at the Intel CES 2009 party. Intel is promoting their new PC.com site they launched in July. PC.com is ...
More Sony VAIO P Details leakI4U News 1/3/2009
The new Sony VAIO P is slowly emerges in full. As reported the new wide format Sony netbook leaked over Christmas and is currently teased on the Japanese Sony site. German NetbookNews reports now that the Sony VAIO P would run on the Intel Atom ...
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