I was looking around and I found this computer
http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-ET2002-20-Inch-All-Desktop/dp/tech-data/B002NPC1UW/ref=de_a_smtd
with a Intel Atom N330 Processor 1.6GHz; Nvidia ION Graphics
Can we expect that cpu in netbooks soon or is a desktop cpu?
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I'm fairly certain that the N330 is meant for the desktop market, but there is no reason why they could not use it in netbooks.
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oh,and thats a nettop,why are you surprised at that,we have had those for a while.... -
Twice the crappy performance. Yay!
While this will deliver around 20% of performance gains, Intel could have spent more on R&D to design a new core that accomplishes more work. Hooray for shortcuts and half-measures, you might as well get two Intel X4500MHDs for all the good it will do. -
There are some netbooks available with N330.
http://www.ionbased.com/2009/06/first-ion-netbook-with-atom-n330-announced/
It's TDP is quite high so expect low battery life and thick designs.
Instead of Dual Core Atom consider CPUs like the Dual Core SU2300. -
Most people I know want a computer that looks good and can go on Facebook and MSN.
That fits the bill and does it cheaply and efficiently... not one for us geek types but most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between this and a high end CPU. -
Out of curiosity, will a dual core atom even do flash hd, like youtube HD? I thought I read the low end dual core celeron does it fine with near 100% cpu usage?
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It will play 90% of HD Youtube smooth. There are a few clips that will be problematic.
It's flash performance is similar to a Intel Core2 Duo U7500 @ 1.06GHz. -
On the other hand there will be individuals with tastes that will require a netbook which is quite powerful.
They are just using the poorly powered netbooks to get money.
Intel is constantly complaining that putting in a more powerful cpu for example into a netbook would not make it a netbook.
Now this is just my personal opinion, but netbooks should be entirely capable of having a shrunk down Core2Duo on 2 Ghz minimum.
Look at Nvidia ... they are constantly decreasing the existing tech, renaming it and slapping huge prices on it claiming it's new tech when it's not.
I would love having a netbook with me for example so I can keep my notebook at home, but still move everything with ease if need be, and have a decent amount of processing power so I can do some of my stuff. -
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Yeah, that the numbers I got, with that clip(btw I have the SU9300).
Duo Core atom
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Clutch, Sep 24, 2009.