Author: stuart taylor
Date: 09:00:45 10/16/05
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On October 15, 2005 at 18:04:24, stuart taylor wrote: >On October 11, 2005 at 18:08:04, Tony Nichols wrote: > >>On October 11, 2005 at 12:07:06, Christopher Morgan wrote: >> >>> >>>Anyone know if there are any new notebooks out there for sale with an AMD dual >>>core, 64 X2 4xxx, preferably 4800? The AMD site says the dual core chips do not >>>run hotter or require more power, however I can’t find any notebooks with the >>>dual chips. In the past you could usually find the highest performing notebooks >>>and desktops at Price Watch, but no notebooks with AMD dual cores there now. >>>Thanks! >>> >>>Christopher >> >>Yes! www.voodoopc.com. I hope you have 10 grand:) >>Regards >>Tony > >I clicked on url in blue from above post. Well, maybe yes, maybe no. There's so >much which is still to be desired with my 1.86 centrino notebook computer, even >though the specs are among the best (of a few months ago). Still, all these >little computer/electronic devices and computers are still very demanding on >time and patience to gain familiarity with them, and even then, the actions >needed to get most out of them are very taxing on the faculties of a person, >forcing a person to be very highly involved in every little way, in order to >gain from as much as possible of what can be done. >If a person values every fiber of his being, the first question he would ask >would be, "what will _I_ gain", and judging by that alone, he will judge which >computer to purchase. Needless to say, the above question is a very testing one >for many of the advanced electronic devices/computers of todays world! >S.Taylor This is MY impression. Maybe I'm wrong? Are small computers and devices really always all that great as servants to the human time schedule? S.Taylor
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