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Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 12:15 GMT
You would hope so too! Pointless spin from Intel.
Still, using another processor might mean they can dump Intel's crappy power-hungry chipset and make the machine both fanless and have better battery life.
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Anonymous Coward
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Posted Tuesday 11th November 2008 12:15 GMT
You would hope so too! Pointless spin from Intel.
Still, using another processor might mean they can dump Intel's crappy power-hungry chipset and make the machine both fanless and have better battery life.