Comments on: Intel buys Netbook.com, web portal coming soon? http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html Compact Computing Sun, 12 Feb 2012 20:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sascha http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-48179 Sascha Thu, 09 Oct 2008 18:16:46 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-48179 They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.<br><br>Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.

Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-48178 Brad Linder Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:19:10 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-48178 Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many<br>manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are<br>shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,<br>Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer<br>space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced<br>an Intel Atom powered machine.<br><br>Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented<br>machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting<br>millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word<br>"netbook" is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,<br>the company powering many of those machines. Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many
manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are
shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,
Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer
space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced
an Intel Atom powered machine.

Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented
machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting
millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word
“netbook” is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,
the company powering many of those machines.

]]> By: Mikez http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-48177 Mikez Thu, 09 Oct 2008 16:07:58 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-48177 "Whether it’s because there are far fewer VIA-powered machines on the market than Intel..."<br>I just have to say: "Please quote your reference".<br>With multiple manufacturers shipping VIA-powered machines, some for nearly<br>a year, it is hard to imagine there are far fewer VIA-powered machines, anywhere. “Whether it’s because there are far fewer VIA-powered machines on the market than Intel…”
I just have to say: “Please quote your reference”.
With multiple manufacturers shipping VIA-powered machines, some for nearly
a year, it is hard to imagine there are far fewer VIA-powered machines, anywhere.

]]> By: Sascha http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-5545 Sascha Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:16:46 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-5545 They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.<br><br>Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.

Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-5544 Brad Linder Thu, 09 Oct 2008 12:19:10 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-5544 Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many<br>manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are<br>shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,<br>Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer<br>space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced<br>an Intel Atom powered machine.<br><br>Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented<br>machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting<br>millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word<br>"netbook" is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,<br>the company powering many of those machines. Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many
manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are
shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,
Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer
space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced
an Intel Atom powered machine.

Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented
machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting
millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word
“netbook” is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,
the company powering many of those machines.

]]> By: Sascha http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-2596 Sascha Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:16:46 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-2596 They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.<br><br>Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p They have around 30 versions of their different system on sale worldwide. Of course based on the C7 but they are definately selling a decent number. f.e. HP is quite happy with their mini-note sales.

Anyways, hurray to the guy who registered netbook-shop.com back in spring :p

]]> By: Brad Linder http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-2593 Brad Linder Thu, 09 Oct 2008 09:19:10 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-2593 Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many<br>manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are<br>shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,<br>Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer<br>space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced<br>an Intel Atom powered machine.<br><br>Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented<br>machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting<br>millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word<br>"netbook" is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,<br>the company powering many of those machines. Good point. I don't actually have a solid number saying how many
manufacturers are using VIA vs. Intel, or how many units of each are
shipping. But over the last year Asus, Acer, Dell, Toshiba, LG, Lenovo,
Samsung, MSI, and practically every major player in the laptop computer
space with the exception of HP, Apple, and Sony have released or announced
an Intel Atom powered machine.

Things may change when the Nano starts popping up in consumer-oriented
machines. But for now, and especially with companies like Asus projecting
millions of netbook shipments this year and next, it appears that the word
“netbook” is winning out at least partially because it's backed by Intel,
the company powering many of those machines.

]]> By: Mikez http://liliputing.com/2008/10/intel-buys-netbookcom-web-portal-coming-soon.html#comment-2590 Mikez Thu, 09 Oct 2008 09:07:58 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=2110#comment-2590 "Whether it’s because there are far fewer VIA-powered machines on the market than Intel..."<br>I just have to say: "Please quote your reference".<br>With multiple manufacturers shipping VIA-powered machines, some for nearly<br>a year, it is hard to imagine there are far fewer VIA-powered machines, anywhere. “Whether it’s because there are far fewer VIA-powered machines on the market than Intel…”
I just have to say: “Please quote your reference”.
With multiple manufacturers shipping VIA-powered machines, some for nearly
a year, it is hard to imagine there are far fewer VIA-powered machines, anywhere.

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