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MSI Wind U100 Plus spotted, toyed with on video

by Brad Linder08/18/200907/07/2011 2 Comments on MSI Wind U100 Plus spotted, toyed with on video

The MSI Wind U100 Plus is basically a modest upgrade to the classic MSI Wind U100. Both netbooks have the same keyboard, case design, and screen. But the Plus version has an ever-so-slightly faster processor. It replaces the Intel Atom N270 CPU with an N280 processor that runs at 1.66GHz and which has an FSB […]

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Is Intel phasing out the Atom N280/GN40 chipset?

by Brad Linder05/12/200906/07/2011 1 Comment on Is Intel phasing out the Atom N280/GN40 chipset?

Intel could begin phasing out the Atom N280 chip and GN40 graphics chipset. Digitimes reports the move is  due to low demand. The Intel Atom N280 CPU runs at 1.66GHz, which is only moderately faster than the 1.6GHz clock speed of the older Atom N270 CPU. The N280 also has faster bus speed and the GN40 […]

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Intel Atom N270, N280 chips compared, benchmarked

by Brad Linder04/13/200906/07/2011 11 Comments on Intel Atom N270, N280 chips compared, benchmarked

The Intel Atom N280 CPU is showing up in more and more netbooks. The Asus Eee PC 1000HE, Acer Aspire One D150, and upcoming MSI Wind U123 all use the latest generation version of the Intel Atom CPU. It’s a little bit faster than the N270 that has been on the market for about a year. […]

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Intel could raise the price of Intel Atom processors

by Brad Linder03/23/200906/07/2011 3 Comments on Intel could raise the price of Intel Atom processors

The Intel Atom N270 CPU has become pretty popular since it launched in mid-2008. Nearly every major computer manufacturer has put out a netbook powered by this 1.6GHz chip in the last half year or so. And it looks like an increase in the number of white-box computer makers in China placing orders could lead […]

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Intel Atom N280 CPU can hit 1.75GHz with ease

by Brad Linder03/20/200906/07/2011 12 Comments on Intel Atom N280 CPU can hit 1.75GHz with ease

People have been overclocking the Intel Atom processor used in netbooks ever since it was first released last summer, with some people reporting clock speeds of higher than 2GHz. But Asus has always gone one step further – by offering Eee PC users a handy utility called the Super Hybrid Engine that lets you overclock […]

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Intel GN40 chipset supports HD video, but not Blu-Ray

by Brad Linder03/10/200906/08/2011 2 Comments on Intel GN40 chipset supports HD video, but not Blu-Ray

Intel’s upcoming GN40 chipset is designed to provide improved HD video playback. But what exactly does that mean? You can already watch plenty of 720p content on a netbook with an Intel Atom N270 CPU and 945GSE chipset. According to Fuzilla, an Intel product manager says the new Intel Atom N280/GN40 chipset will be able […]

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MSI Wind U123 will be slightly cooler than the U120

by Brad Linder02/27/200906/07/2011 7 Comments on MSI Wind U123 will be slightly cooler than the U120

Taking a page out of the Asus playbook, MSI seems determine to flood the market with netbook models this year. The MSI Wind U100 was a pretty big success for the company last year, and the new MSI Wind U120 basically takes the same components and puts them in a shiny new case with a […]

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Lenovo plans a 12 inch, Atom-powered notebook

by Brad Linder02/16/200907/07/2011 6 Comments on Lenovo plans a 12 inch, Atom-powered notebook

Computer makers seem to be trying to find a middle ground between pint sized netbooks (1o inches or smaller) and full sized laptops (usually 14 inches or larger). Notebooks with 11 and 12 inch screens have existed for a while, but they typically carried high price tags. But today Dell and Samsung are offering 12 […]

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Intel Atom N280 CPU doesn’t always come with GN40 chipset

by Brad Linder02/07/200906/08/2011 2 Comments on Intel Atom N280 CPU doesn’t always come with GN40 chipset

When I spotted one of the first netbooks with the new Intel Atom N280 at CES, it was paired with Intel’s new GN40 chipset which provides hardware decoding for 720p HD videos. And so I, like a lot of other people, assumed that the N280 chip would always be bundled with the GN40 chipset.  But […]

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Intel Atom N280 CPU now shipping to manufacturers

by Brad Linder02/06/200906/07/2011 2 Comments on Intel Atom N280 CPU now shipping to manufacturers

Intel is confirming that the new Intel Atom N280 processor with the GN40 chipset is now shipping. The news shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, since the Asus Eee PC 1000HE which uses the new chipset is already available for preorder. The new CPU has a top clock speed of 1.66GHz, which makes it a […]

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