CES: HP's reveals new lineup of laptops, minis
by Andy Smith | January 4, 2011 8:52am PST | Image 1 of 17
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Continuing the march toward 11.6-inch laptops, HP is making the new Pavilion dm1 its CES 2011 showpiece. At slightly less than 1 inch thick and 3.5 pounds, the dm1 is one of the first laptops to use AMD's new Fusion platform, which is powered by AMD's new "APU," an accelerated processing unit. AMD's new platform combines a traditional CPU and better-than-integrated graphics (and DirectX 11 support) on a single chip. The actual CPU is AMD's new 1.6GHz dual-core E350, with AMD Radeon HD 6310M graphics. More - Dan Ackerman, CNET
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All FAT and BORING......... think Mac-Book-Air
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For people who get real work done and like good hardware, this is it. I suppose if you want to keep fiddling around with toy OS, low powered hardware and paying through the nose for it, more power to you.
For people who get real work done and like good hardware, this is it. I suppose if you want to keep fiddling around with toy OS, low powered hardware and paying through the nose for it, more power to you.
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