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Intel Deems The Dual Core Atom 330 Too Hot For Netbooks [Intel]

We've been curious as to why Intel decided to keep the N330 chip out of netbooks, and now we finally know: The chip's just too damn hot and not even all that fast. Testing done by computer builder Haleron revealed that the N330 couldn't match the, now used, two-chip N270 processor in speed all th...

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Gizmodo — November 12

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Admittedly, its not difficult to imagine a scenario where less CPU cycles result in less power drain and this method isn’t going to magically extend your PCGA-BP2NY life by much but its nice to see the theory tested to the extreme. SecTheory.com took a notebook PC, a couple of browsers and ...

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Laptop Battery blog — November 04

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Review: Battery Go for iPhone

This app won't tell you exactly how much battery life you have left on your iPhone or iPod touch, but then it doesn't claim to do that. Rather, Battery Go gives you a pretty good estimate for how much juice you'll need to perform tasks on your mobile device. Large icons and a slider make this sim...

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Macworld — November 03

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Review: myBatteryLife for iPhone

This app, which shows how much battery life you have remaining, is a simple tool of somewhat debatable utility. ...

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Macworld — October 26

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New Acer Timeline ultraportables up for preorder

Various configurations of the recently-announced Acer Timeline ultraportables are now available for preorder. Since they’re Windows 7-based systems, they’ll ship this Thursday, October 22nd when Microsoft’s new operating system is released. Amazon has them starting at $550 for ...

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CrunchGear — October 19

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Cellphones thinner than ever

Strategy Analytics latest look at its spec-tracking (hence the name) SpecTRAX database of wireless devices has unearthed a few juicy tidbits of information, none more notable than the fact that phone thickness is at a new all-time low -- 13.96mm on average, the first time the metric has ever fal...

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Engadget — October 10