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now *THAT* looks like MY kind of netbook!
i love futurama... great show.
definately considering a 901 once they finally reach australia. all of the other sub-notes that have a spinning platter hdd are no good for me, the SSD is a 100% MUST.

IF the 20gb SSD linux 901 manages to come in @ $550~600 street price (AUD ofcourse) I think i just might have to get one.
meh, i'm waiting for the Xperia.
uh.. why is the graphics on a AGP bus?!? Surely they should be using PCIE on everything by now?
why oh why can i not get the most powerful model with linux preinstalled instead of windows?

me thinks i will be waiting for the isaiah to be released before getting a mini-note
Aaron @ Feb 2nd 2008 11:34PM :-

while you may be correct about O/S's not being able to provide 36bit colour depth (although you are incorrect about windows only being able to do 24bit, they do 32bit) barring ofcourse customized linux versions. Your statements about HTPC's only being able to output sound from a toslink cable are incorrect. There are fully HDCP (with HDMI including audio) complient pci-e video cards that are more than capable of this. I imagine within the next 2 generations of video cards (and the next version of windows, which i would think would see 48bit colour, in a 64bit o/s environment) we will see video cards that are HDMI1.3 complient. Given that will be within 12 months, I think that's pretty reasonable.
OOOooo I hope you choose someone randomly that lives in Australia.... better yet, just make it me!
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I need help! I want a small pocket camcorder but I'm not sure which one to get. I don't want to fall into the hype of the Flip because I worry two hours won't be enough. What should I be looking for when considering a small camcorder and where can I get a good quality one with expandable memory? Thanks!"
 

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