Re: Asus EEE 1000 as new softsynth?

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On Sun Nov 23, 2008 at 05:25:23PM -0500, Rob wrote:
> On Sunday 23 November 2008 09:03, carmen wrote:
> > at 700 USD, you can get a low-end/high-power entry-level Core2/AMD
> > notebook from Acer/HP/etc.. which will blow away the Atom for audio
> > work.
> 
> ...and weigh three to four times as much, and take up at least double the 
> volume, and make more noise.

i was expecting this, but netbooks have cheap fans. (a 12" notebook is not much bigger than a 8.9" netbook with 2 inches of useless plastic bezel)

x200 makes zero noise, 
is only slightly warm to the touch in one corner,
 chip temp 70C 

when the 1.86g compiling gentoo stuff continuously with -j4


plus the chipset on the netbooks, HDs, screens, all make up the largest fraction of energy usage


so the low chip TDP is a gimmick when you consider its fractional performance of ~10 more watt peak TDP


you wanna buyy my aspire one?



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