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mboeller · 19-Jun-2002, 19:19

Here is an nice notebook / tablePC / TFT-PC solution :

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/story.html?id=1024431415

Maybe a "little" bit slow for (3D) games, but otherwise really nice.

Based on the nextgen nForce chipset this computer would really be something I want.

pascal · 20-Jun-2002, 01:48

What I want for my next notebook is:
- Very rugidized (all aluminiun/titanium and shock proof)
- Lightweight (below 2Kg)
- Small (12" high quality/low latency TFT display)
- thin
- 256MB memory
- good cpu and graphics (DDR level performance)
- Internal psu, cd-rom, 3.5" disc, modem, sound, lan, usb, firewire
- Integrated compactflash card adapter
- 1 PCMCIA slot
- great autonomy
- sub $1000 8)

Rugidized, small and lightweight are the most important for me now.

BenM · 20-Jun-2002, 05:05

**drool**

I'm usually a little leary of ECS, but that looks very very nice. That would be an ideal travel computer, I think. You could carry it in a backpack, and then set it up like a desktop in the hotel.

I find that Age of Empires II holds my attention longer than most FPS, so to me the LCD wouldn't be too bad. Besides, it's motion blur for free. Who needs a T-Buffer?

19-Jun-2002, 19:19	#1
mboeller Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Germany Posts: 846	really nice Here is an nice notebook / tablePC / TFT-PC solution : http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/story.html?id=1024431415 Maybe a "little" bit slow for (3D) games, but otherwise really nice. Based on the nextgen nForce chipset this computer would really be something I want.

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20-Jun-2002, 01:48	#2
pascal Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Brasil Posts: 1,790	What I want for my next notebook is: - Very rugidized (all aluminiun/titanium and shock proof) - Lightweight (below 2Kg) - Small (12" high quality/low latency TFT display) - thin - 256MB memory - good cpu and graphics (DDR level performance) - Internal psu, cd-rom, 3.5" disc, modem, sound, lan, usb, firewire - Integrated compactflash card adapter - 1 PCMCIA slot - great autonomy - sub $1000 8) Rugidized, small and lightweight are the most important for me now.

20-Jun-2002, 05:05	#3
BenM Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 75	drool I'm usually a little leary of ECS, but that looks very very nice. That would be an ideal travel computer, I think. You could carry it in a backpack, and then set it up like a desktop in the hotel. I find that Age of Empires II holds my attention longer than most FPS, so to me the LCD wouldn't be too bad. Besides, it's motion blur for free. Who needs a T-Buffer?

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