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    Sandy Bridge processors begin selling

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by roberto.tomas, Dec 17, 2010.

  1. roberto.tomas

    roberto.tomas Notebook Consultant

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    roberto.tomas, Dec 17, 2010
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    talin Notebook Prophet

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    It's the same with the Asus Eee Note and other electronics. It makes sense that the Asian market gets them before everyone else, because they make everything in Asia, and they are great test markets.
     
    talin, Dec 17, 2010
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    Cloudfire (Really odd person)

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    I don`t mind. Atleast it is starting. I`ve been waiting for a SB laptop for 4 months now :p
     
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    yea right :) it's been a bit of a wait. good to see signs that the supply exists to fill the demand.
     
    roberto.tomas, Dec 17, 2010
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