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VIA showing their Smartbook platform
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If we had a great browser (full Internet) for the ARM platform, it would take care of most of the uses we have for an Internet-enabled device.
I'd rather take a pocketable ARM device though; with a laptop form factor I might as well lug around my netbook with all the software from my desktop.
i agree i'd rather take the pocketable ARM device any day. however with that kind of power you will be able to use a lot of the laptop applications once they scale them down. http://www.smartbook.asia for more news and updates
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