OH OK I understand; no I haven't checked into the clock speed of the
Intel n270 yet. Will do now while i am on the topic . . .--- In A-1-
[EMAIL PROTECTED], jpurcell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Lisa,
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> > I mean the CIA, can they really use AMDs to get information from
us
> > individuals, if so, then it isn't fair to get into our privacy
like
> > that, In fact, it is wrong!
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> You are still on the wrong track. First off the Atom Processor has
> nothing to do with anyone snooping on us. It is just a very tiny
> processor, no new non processing capabilities. Maybe even lower
> capabilities. I could not find the Clock Speed on the INTEL site,
Did
> you get that, it's an Intel chip, not an AMD. :-)
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> Jim
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