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Chris

4:02 PM on 12 January, 2009

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Apparently this is the first use of an OLED display in a production machine. Nice.

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Gordon394

4:29 PM on 12 January, 2009

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@Chris - you're spot on. Updated with a credit :)

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Hugo

4:56 PM on 12 January, 2009

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That definitely explains the improved clarity and sharpness :)

It's a shame the resolution isn't higher, or I'd be more interested.

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cjb110

5:51 PM on 12 January, 2009

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As for the OS, Vista of course! It and Win7 runs fine on my Dell Mini...it just needs the 2gb ram.

That recent ZDNet 'benchmark', showed Win7 was quicker than Vista, but that Vista and XP were the same!

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