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Old 9th Dec 2008, 09:09   #1
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Intel netbook chip roadmap released

http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/12...map-released/1

A report by financial services firm UBS Securities has revealed Intel's plans for next-generation low-power processors explicitly designed for netbook use.

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This isn't a 'netbook' processor.. It's a smartphone processor. The successor of Moorestown.

Obviously, you could place it in a netbook.. You could place an ARM9 in one too. That's not the goal of this chip.
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HD content on a netbook would be cool. As my aspire one chokes on it. But then again it seems kinda useless to have HD content on a 8" screen.
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