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bazza

10:21 PM on 2 September, 2008

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Screw Commodore, where is my ZX Spectrum netbook? I have a box full of cassettes begging for some playtime in the 21st century.

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FrancescoMastellone

10:47 PM on 2 September, 2008

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The VIA C7 setup ain't half bad - it's slightly less powerful than an Intel Atom, but it makes up for that in the graphics side. Still, the price is rather high. What a pity.

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ilovethemonkeyhead

8:37 AM on 3 September, 2008

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make a unique netbook - i hope somebody will (dual core, mobility radeon HD3200, 1280 by 800 screen)

somebody?

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Craig Turner

1:03 PM on 3 September, 2008

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Nice retro look, but not convinced by those specs! As much as I like VIA, using one as a central cpu in a laptop is a no-no for me.

Didn't HP use this cpu and it couldnt even handle youtube playback?

Anyway, long live Commodore! (Although not really the same company is it?)

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Xiphias

2:29 PM on 3 September, 2008

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Are you sure you're not thinking of the Via Nano Francesco?

To my eyes the styling on this looks more like Macbook than Retro, but then I never owned a C64.

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