Comments on: CZC uses creative measurements to produce “world’s thinnest netbook” http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html Compact Computing Sat, 26 May 2012 06:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Duppeditt.info » Blog Archive » CZC C9 – muligens verdens tynneste netbook http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html#comment-28616 Duppeditt.info » Blog Archive » CZC C9 – muligens verdens tynneste netbook Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:17:09 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=12921#comment-28616 [...] det som blir hevdet å være verdenst tynneste netbook, bare 0,5 cm tykk. Dette er riktignok når man måler den tynneste delen av maskinen. Prosessoren er ARM11-basert, og dette er en noe eldre (og dermed sikkert billigere) prosessortype. [...] [...] det som blir hevdet å være verdenst tynneste netbook, bare 0,5 cm tykk. Dette er riktignok når man måler den tynneste delen av maskinen. Prosessoren er ARM11-basert, og dette er en noe eldre (og dermed sikkert billigere) prosessortype. [...]

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]]> By: CZC C9 world's thinnest netbook | Gadget Folder Free Gadget Review http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html#comment-28533 CZC C9 world's thinnest netbook | Gadget Folder Free Gadget Review Mon, 21 Sep 2009 07:58:26 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=12921#comment-28533 [...] Source CZC uses creative measurements to produce “world’s thinnest netbook” [...] [...] Source CZC uses creative measurements to produce “world’s thinnest netbook” [...]

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]]> By: John Morris http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html#comment-47066 John Morris Mon, 21 Sep 2009 01:48:38 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=12921#comment-47066 Can't make heads or tails out of that automated translation but if the specs are even close this one is one to watch if it ever makes it out of China.<br><br>Note the run time! That is what I had been hoping to see ARM bring to the table and this one actually does it. Comparable features and performance vs an Atom while getting battery life an Atom would need to hang a fugly and heavy extended pack off the rear to achieve.<br><br>Now if they would just find a way to get a keyboard with the right shift where it should be I'd be happier. Other 8.9" models have managed the feat. Then replace the pad with a nub, shaving off a little on the size in the process and it would be perfect. Can't make heads or tails out of that automated translation but if the specs are even close this one is one to watch if it ever makes it out of China.

Note the run time! That is what I had been hoping to see ARM bring to the table and this one actually does it. Comparable features and performance vs an Atom while getting battery life an Atom would need to hang a fugly and heavy extended pack off the rear to achieve.

Now if they would just find a way to get a keyboard with the right shift where it should be I'd be happier. Other 8.9″ models have managed the feat. Then replace the pad with a nub, shaving off a little on the size in the process and it would be perfect.

]]> By: John Morris http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html#comment-28516 John Morris Sun, 20 Sep 2009 21:48:38 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=12921#comment-28516 Can't make heads or tails out of that automated translation but if the specs are even close this one is one to watch if it ever makes it out of China.<br><br>Note the run time! That is what I had been hoping to see ARM bring to the table and this one actually does it. Comparable features and performance vs an Atom while getting battery life an Atom would need to hang a fugly and heavy extended pack off the rear to achieve.<br><br>Now if they would just find a way to get a keyboard with the right shift where it should be I'd be happier. Other 8.9" models have managed the feat. Then replace the pad with a nub, shaving off a little on the size in the process and it would be perfect. Can't make heads or tails out of that automated translation but if the specs are even close this one is one to watch if it ever makes it out of China.

Note the run time! That is what I had been hoping to see ARM bring to the table and this one actually does it. Comparable features and performance vs an Atom while getting battery life an Atom would need to hang a fugly and heavy extended pack off the rear to achieve.

Now if they would just find a way to get a keyboard with the right shift where it should be I'd be happier. Other 8.9″ models have managed the feat. Then replace the pad with a nub, shaving off a little on the size in the process and it would be perfect.

]]> By: asdf http://liliputing.com/2009/09/czc-uses-creative-measurements-to-produce-worlds-thinnest-netbook.html#comment-28511 asdf Sun, 20 Sep 2009 17:31:52 +0000 http://www.liliputing.com/?p=12921#comment-28511 An ARM-based machine running Linux, but the keyboard still has the Windows extra keys. An ARM-based machine running Linux, but the keyboard still has the Windows extra keys.

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