Dual-core Atom N550 With HP Mini 5103
　
According to Fudzilla, HP is planning to launch its first dual-core Atom Netbook, which will apply to HP Mini 5103 netbook,according to official news, the improved mini features an Atom N550 1.5GH Processor. However ,it seems that there is no other changes with the refreshed model apart from the new feature.
HP Mini 5103 netbook is available at the price of US$399.00,which is about RMB2713 . It is expected to hit the market in September.
August 30th, 2010 at 4:44 pm
No wonder the price is cheapo, AMD Fusion is just around the corner, who is going to buy this Intels crapo.
July 8th, 2011 at 8:11 am
To the smaller point, I agree. I used to love when playoff games were at 12:30 and 4:00. I hate 8:30 playoff games. (Actually, as a Bills fan, I hate playoff games in general. What’s the point?? )–I like your strategies, Doug (possibly except the minor league part). All of them seem like simple but effective ways to get some real talent, as opposed to NFL rejects. Friday night would be a good night for some football. I’d like to see it happen, as the NFL isn’t the only possible football league.I’m not sure I’m fully sold on league ownership of all teams. Has parity and favoritism written all over it. Either way, I’d love to see it, especially if it’s mission statement isn’t to be an also-ran league.–My one scheduling idea is to be predominately on Friday night, but have one game each week on Saturday and one on Sunday. I know you’ll never buy into this idea, but NOT EVERYBODY LIKES COLLEGE FOOTBALL For those who don’t, this league would offer a good alternative to watching college games with their condescending commentators.Also, if you’re truly going to position yourself as a serious competitor with the NFL, you should have some game presence directly at the same time. The Sunday game (which should start at either noon or 2PM on Sunday) would offer an alternative to the disgruntled fan who is tired of their locality’s NFL TV offering in a given week. If the new league made a point of focusing on stuff that the NFL doesn’t do well (such as officiating, and other things that fans find irritating), playing on Sunday will be necessary to gain converts. Conversely, not playing on Sunday is tantamount to waiving a white flag to the NFL.