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Mik3yB

2:12 PM on 30 June, 2009

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Doesn't look too bad. I'll keep my eye out for the review :)

Also, just for the sake of being anal.. it's not nVidia anymore, it's NVIDIA.

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Keithe6e

3:26 PM on 30 June, 2009

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@Samsung hasn't been tempted to move away from Windows XP to Vista - unlike Acer with its Revo nettop - which is good from an operating-speed perspective. Ion may offer more GPU power, but Atom is still a relatively low performance CPU.

Vista works fine on the Revo, if you uninstall the included McFee.. :)

Also anyone thinking of using the Revo as Media Centre PC, try XBMC, plays HD MKV/MP4 @ 1080p with ease.

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ilovethemonkeyhead

9:52 PM on 30 June, 2009

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come on toshiba. nb200-ion, please.

in matte.

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Ryan131

1:08 AM on 1 July, 2009

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But...

CPU speed isn't really one of the main limiting factors in Vista.

Memory consumption and rushed, unoptimised coding are.

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