POINT OF VIEW, is presenting today the first of its NVIDIA ION-powered mini notebooks: the Mobii ION 230. Continue Reading
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Tags: 1080p, Atom, bluetooth, cell battery, DirectX, DirectX 10, ebook, graphics processing unit, hardware acceleration, HDMI, high definition, Intel, ion technology, linux, mini notebook, mini notebooks, multimedia features, netbook, netbooks, notebook, Notebooks, NVIDIA, nvidia graphics, operating system, Point of View, power notebook
Point of View relese ION ‘netbook’
Posted on 20 July 2009 by Ventus
Tags: asu, asus, Atom, battery life, ces, Eee, eee pc, Intel, linux, mobile, mobile computing, netbook, windows xp
ASUS to announce its slim and lightweight netbook ‘Eee PC Seashell’
Posted on 04 May 2009 by Ventus
ASUS announced its slim and lightweight ‘Eee PC Seashell(model: 1008HA)’ which is a mere 1-inch slim and 1.1kg in weight. Continue Reading
Tags: asus, Atom, Eee, eee pc, hard disk drive, hybrid engine, Intel, linux, mobile, mobile computing, Mobility, SDHC, SO-DIMM, technology, wireless connectivity
Eee PC Seashell
Posted on 01 May 2009 by Ventus
Surf with the Eee PCTM Seashell-The beach brings to mind images of clear blue oceans, soft silk-like sand and, of course, the seashells. Continue Reading
Tags: Chipset, driver, driver source, drivers, free, Graphics, graphics driver, linux, open source, open source community, open source software, via, video, VX800, x86 processor
VIA Collaborates with OpenChrome on Open Source Video Driver
Posted on 21 November 2008 by Ventus
VIA , today announced the next step in its ongoing cooperation with the Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) community. Continue Reading
Tags: 32GB, Backup, data storage, flash memory, kingstone, linux, mac os x, os x, Pocket, ReadyBoost, usb, USB flash drive, usb flash drives, Vista
Kingston Boosts DataTraveler 150 Capacity to 64GB
Posted on 20 November 2008 by Ventus
Kingston today announced it is shipping its high-capacity 64GB DataTraveler® 150 (DT150) USB Flash drive. Continue Reading
Tags: alpha stage, application level, architecture, bear in mind, download, everyday use, free, hardware level, linux, main goal, Microsoft, modern operating system, operating system, reactos, ReactOS 0.3.7, Ultimate, unix, user interface, windows, windows applications, windows architecture, windows operating system, windows system
ReactOS 0.3.7
Posted on 06 November 2008 by Ventus
ReactOS® is a free, modern operating system based on the design of Windows® XP/2003. Written completely from scratch, it aims to follow the Windows® architecture designed by Microsoft from the hardware level right through to the application level. This is not a Linux based system, and shares none of the unix architecture. Continue Reading
Tags: acer, archiving, ati, battery life, computer network, cramped keyboard, custom oem, dell, desktop, desktop recommendations, eee pc, flash storage, gb hdd, HDD, hp, hp plans, inch screens, keyboard, keyboard layouts, laptop, laptops, Lenovo, linux, memory, mini 1000, mini book, netbook, netbooks, operating system, performance, Platform, printed form, public database, RAM, SSD, storage, suse linux, sweet spot, technology, user experience, via, Wind, windows operating system, xandros, xp
Netbooks Overview
Posted on 03 November 2008 by Ventus
Netbooks tend to weigh between two and four pounds and have 7 to 11 inch screens. In performance, they tend to lag substantially behind last year’s desktop recommendations and contain fewer features. Continue Reading
Tags: cambridge, fedora, linux, open source, operating system, review, Source
Fedora 10 Cambridge
Posted on 02 November 2008 by Ventus
Dedoimedo.com has post a review & tutorial about fedora 10 cambridge. Continue Reading
Tags: desktop, desktop tour, ibex, inaugural version, linux, linux distribution, open source, operating systems, Source, stable versions, style, ubuntu, ubuntu 8.10
A Visual Desktop Tour of 9 Ubuntu Releases
Posted on 02 November 2008 by Ventus
Tags: ati mobility, ati mobility radeon x1400, benchmark, benchmarks, beta, desktop, desktop performance, fedora, fedora 7, graphics processor, HDD, intel core duo, intel speedstep technology, Lenovo, lenovo thinkpad, linux, mobility radeon, notebook, open source, performance, processor intel, release candidate, suite 1, technology, test suite, test system, testing practices, ubuntu
Fedora 7 to 10 Benchmarks
Posted on 01 November 2008 by Ventus
Earlier this week we published benchmarks of all Ubuntu releases from 7.04 to the release candidate and had found the performance degraded with time, at least with the test system we used. As part of our testing to explore this issue, we had repeated many of the same tests on Fedora with all of their releases going back to Fedora 7. Has Fedora’s desktop performance degraded too? Read the article to find out.
