Mike Melanson wrote:
Andy wrote:
entirely untrue. Even more so today, anyone up to date with the latest
industry developments would have noticed a few new laptops
(sub-notebooks?) running non x86 CPUs.
Name 2.
I keep up with current subnotebooks and I don't know any that use
non-x86 CPUs.
2 mins of googling:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aware_Electronics
Yes so that's the "A-View", the "AW-300" and the "AW-150" subnotebooks
for starters.
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