Gigabyte posts specs for ThinNote S1024 and Booktop M1022

[Via iTechNews]
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I'm not a big fan of nettops/netbooks/anything with an Atom cpu in general. But that docking station is a really nice idea.
I agree completely. I'd love a similar docking station for my laptop.
It is intriguing.
What ports/funtion does the dock have?
grammar fail
That should be "your", not "you're". The latter is "you are". you're not trying to say "if that is you are thing", now are you?
actually, you're missing either a "is" or a " 's" after the that as well...
Sloppy.
you're missing an n in your a
I'm more offended by "...the same occurrence has just went down..."
@Paul
"the same occurrence has just went down" The only way I can make this sound right in my head is if I use a Cletus voice.
Oh look, a wireless router turn into a netbook!
I think it's English. Not sure though.
Ditch the Windows tax on the M1022 and give me a bit more vertical screen resolution on the S1024 and I'd be tempted, otherwise the holding pattern for ION continues...
Yes. Must have ION.
More ION and Multitouch-ness please!
a nice concept though (the dock).
Me likey.
grow up guys...
I would love a dock like this with on of the new touchscreen netbooks, if it ever comes out.
i want it.
So 5 years later Gigabyte releases the Sharp MM20! Now that's progress.