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My goodness, the battery life and weight are crazy. I need more specs on this thing.
Here (http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/may2007/tc20070523_272039.htm) and here (http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/notebook-supermodel/intel-unveils-worlds-thinnest-laptop-almost-skinny-as-a-razr-263359.php)
*2.25 pounds
*less than 0.7 inches thick
*an expected battery life of 14 hours
*flash memory hard drive
*Wi-Fi, EV-DO and WiMax
http://images.businessweek.com/ss/07/05/0524_metrolaptop/image/slide4.jpg
Fr3@k3r
05-26-07, 02:20 PM
WOW!
i wonder what kinda of components it uses..
Hillsdale
05-26-07, 03:58 PM
hahah yeah no kidding, the Mobo is like paper thin.
Edited first post for easier reference, or lazy people.
14 hours!?!? For the thickness, you could easily strap two of those to a normal laptop and you could work all week without charging.
looks like a macbook tome. nice battery life though
And thus starts the Razr craze in the laptop world. Sure it's the thinnest but it's a wide screen I hate wide screens.
Murdochs_mad
05-27-07, 03:23 PM
That thing is sexy, I love the orange and black keyboard (looks at own laptop, idea forms):)
Hillsdale
05-27-07, 03:24 PM
i would be scared to step on it or drop it.
freakdiablo
05-27-07, 03:36 PM
i would be scared to step on it or drop it.
I know, press the keys to hard and you might punch a hole in it. I know the websites say equipped with intels speediest components, but who expects a C2D and a decent graphics card (not intel, but still, you want some decent gfx card for the occasional game) and still get 14 hours battery life? whats that? looking at your desktop?
Nathan0490
05-27-07, 03:59 PM
I know, press the keys to hard and you might punch a hole in it. I know the websites say equipped with intels speediest components, but who expects a C2D and a decent graphics card (not intel, but still, you want some decent gfx card for the occasional game) and still get 14 hours battery life? whats that? looking at your desktop?
It will probably have a low power consumption c2d chip and integrated intel graphics.
freakdiablo
05-27-07, 04:05 PM
and integrated intel graphics.
EWWWWW. I need to shower for considering one :( Ill get the one with the 8800 kkthxbye
Hillsdale
05-27-07, 04:07 PM
I know, press the keys to hard and you might punch a hole in it. I know the websites say equipped with intels speediest components, but who expects a C2D and a decent graphics card (not intel, but still, you want some decent gfx card for the occasional game) and still get 14 hours battery life? whats that? looking at your desktop?
haha, 14hours of battery life? by the looks of it this thing is basicly a battery with a screen.
freakdiablo
05-27-07, 04:11 PM
haha, 14hours of battery life? by the looks of it this thing is basicly a battery with a screen.
Ya, an old gameboy cpu/mobo hooked up to a PSP screen all plugged into a modified car battery.
Hillsdale
05-27-07, 04:15 PM
FTW
Hey hey, it's just a prototype now guys... They said it might be possible for there to be consumer models and they'll decide later this year.
One thing they did say though... "Price is not an issue". You'lldefinetly be getting something special with words like those. Hopefully external PCI-E:attn:
"And unlike other computer prototypes, including some from Intel, this one actually may line the shelves of a retailer before long. Intel hasn't announced an official release date but people familiar with the matter say a PC maker will announce plans to start manufacturing the machine later this year."
Hillsdale
05-27-07, 07:55 PM
Yeah its true it is still just a prototype... heres the final version they are looking to get to soon...
Link (http://www.betterstainedglass.com/Newsletter/Archives/2005Sept-howtohandle/paper1.jpg)
nd4spdbh2
05-27-07, 09:20 PM
Yeah its true it is still just a prototype... heres the final version they are looking to get to soon...
Link (http://www.betterstainedglass.com/Newsletter/Archives/2005Sept-howtohandle/paper1.jpg)
AHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH now thats good.
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