Started 2 months, 4 weeks ago by Zachstar Limp Gawd, 4.0 Years
Oh ya this is what I am talking about! Netbooks that can stay on for atleast 10 hours. HDMI and able to decode HD Video.
Looks like the first on the scene is the Mobinnova N910
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You cant expect to play hardcore games on it like Crysis. Although you should be able to do quite a bit more on it. Henry mentioned that you can run the netbook for about 10...
One2The3 Limp Gawd, 1.1 Years replied 2 months, 4 weeks ago
I feel ya! Yeah this sounds awesome! Been waiting for something portable to
be able to decode HD youtube, Hulu, 360, and such! The most I'd be willing
to pay is $300, but thats just me. Ten hours sounds too good to be true! As
you can tell by the exclamation marks, Im hella excited for something like
this! Good find.
jeremyshaw Gawd, 25 Days replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Hulu is flash - right now, flash (for Huli) is CPU based.
Tegra has a ARM(11) cpu, basically a stripped down x86 (not even 64bit) cpu.
This will perform a little worse then the nVidia ION - a decent system for the purpose.
SonDa5 Gawd, 1.1 Years replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Originally Posted by Jordan1
That's quite a large battery sticking out the back.
I'd like a smaller better battery as well but for $200 with 10 hours of battery life and mobile action still seems very appealing.
Jordan1 [H]ard|Gawd, 3.9 Years replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Originally Posted by SonDa5
I'd like a smaller better battery as well but for $200 with 10 hours of battery life and mobile action still seems very appealing.
Indeed it does. My NC10's 9 cell aftermarket battery sticks out a fair amount but can get 8+ hours on a charge.
fss69 Limp Gawd, 1.8 Years replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Originally Posted by jeremyshaw
Hulu is flash - right now, flash (for Huli) is CPU based.
Tegra has a ARM(11) cpu, basically a stripped down x86 (not even 64bit) cpu.
This will perform a little worse then the nVidia ION - a decent system for the purpose.
I may be wrong on this, but isn't the ...
Zachstar Limp Gawd, 4.0 Years replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Ion is still a general purpose platform. Tegra has multiple cores for different purposes. It has a different core for HD video and a different core for rendering GL quake 3
Its like a tiny PC with a CPU another CPU (ARM 11 and ARM 7) A video card an HD video card A sound rendering card etc...
If someone just runs a random ARM program then yes it will run rather slowly because that program ...
jeremyshaw Gawd, 28 Days replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Originally Posted by fss69
I may be wrong on this, but isn't the flash version for linux hardware accelerated?
Yes, but only if the flash was programmed to take advantage of GPU features.
Since Hulu hasn't (yet!), we are stuck with a rather gimped system.
Not to mention, has anybody ...
Peteman100 Limp Gawd, 2.0 Years replied 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Originally Posted by jeremyshaw
Yes, but only if the flash was programmed to take advantage of GPU features.
Since Hulu hasn't (yet!), we are stuck with a rather gimped system.
Not to mention, has anybody actually tried web browsing on an iPhone?
It's basically a Tegra device without the Tegra name, and it's ...
299 USD.... I guess I ought to have guessed that the temptation to jack up the price would be too much for these folks sticking a so-dimm chip with some other chips a keyboard a battery and a display. This topic is now useless. The thing is seriously overpriced for its lack of power outside 720P video. Overhyped and they took advantage of that. Nvidia needs to dump the PR game with these folks and go with a company that is serious about...
Quote: Originally Posted by SonDa5 I'd like a smaller better battery as well but for $200 with 10 hours of battery life and mobile action still seems very appealing. Indeed it does. My NC10's 9 cell aftermarket battery sticks out a fair amount but can get 8+ hours on a charge.
Quote: Originally Posted by fss69 I may be wrong on this, but isn't the flash version for linux hardware accelerated? Yes, but only if the flash was programmed to take advantage of GPU features. Since Hulu hasn't (yet!), we are stuck with a rather gimped system. Not to mention, has anybody actually tried web browsing on an iPhone? It's basically a Tegra device without the Tegra name, and it's a 2 chip solution, but still,...
I like the sounds of $200 and 10 hours battery life. But Windows CE? Good god man...why not a linux variant of some sort? I am usually all for a version of Windows on netbook/smartbook/wtfeverbook/, but Windows CE just seems like a stupid choice. How about Windows 3.1? DOS 6? I dunno...just seems so limiting to use CE on this unit. Hell, put Android on it.
I knew I waited for a reason. This would be perfect for when I'm on the road and I have to do some office work. My TP has mobile office, but it can't do big spreadsheets or it has Access; and my gaming laptop is too big for me to use on my lap.
I feel ya! Yeah this sounds awesome! Been waiting for something portable to be able to decode HD youtube, Hulu, 360, and such! The most I'd be willing to pay is $300, but thats just me. Ten hours sounds too good to be true! As you can tell by the exclamation marks, Im hella excited for something like this! Good find.
i wish i could do the whole 10" screen thing. there are many times a weak system would work fine, but i just dont like anything less then 12"... i feel that if i really want something that small and portable i'll just buy a touch pro 2 and get over the fact that its huge as a phone... at least its an awesome size for everything else.
Qualcomm's Gobi2000 appears to fix a major consumer... Qualcomm's Gobi2000 appears to fix a major consumer problem. I see it coming to more notebooks/netbooks soon: http://bit.ly/6HJi6C
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