In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Richard
Kilpatrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi,
I think that Richard has put his finger on it here ... where is the
value ?
The price point of a mini-laptop has to much lower than a standard
laptop, the latter are now offering good value at the lower end of
On 7 Sep 2008, at 17:24, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
Does anyone know the specification of the Intel 1.66Ghz Atom ?
Is it a RISC based chip, from the collaboration with the Cambridge
based RISC company ?
Also, the Atom name, was once used for a British made computer
called the Acorn Atom -
Right now in the states there is a retail chain selling a Compaq
laptop, Intel dual core, 2 giggles ram, 160giggles HD, 15.4 screen,
Wireless and Vista, US $ is $430, thats about 245 of your pounds.
This is being mentioned for comparison purposes
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Paul Holmgren
Mine: 2 57 300-C's in Indy
Paul Holmgren wrote:
Right now in the states there is a retail chain selling a Compaq
laptop, Intel dual core, 2 giggles ram, 160giggles HD, 15.4 screen,
Wireless and Vista, US $ is $430, thats about 245 of your pounds.
This is being mentioned for comparison purposes
This is exactly the kind
On 7 Sep 2008, at 19:24, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I have a conventional Windows laptop of reasonable spec already, but
fancied a small and light notebook to carry around with me when all
I need is a tiny QL (possibly with wireless and/or web access) to
carry around. If work-related, I'd use
