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Ilikethisdeal
Jul 14th, 2007, 11:55 PM
another competitor in PC market?
http://www.pccyber.com/temp/april/taotec_notebook.jpg
http://www.pccyber.com/scrItem.asp?product_subtypes_id=992&product_types_id=16&product_id=13891
sfu_lifer
Jul 14th, 2007, 11:57 PM
VIA chip though. Sloooowwww.
Kasakato
Jul 15th, 2007, 12:11 AM
iCrap. The thing will run Win 98 well!
LeeBear
Jul 15th, 2007, 12:43 AM
another competitor in PC market?
http://www.pccyber.com/temp/april/taotec_notebook.jpg
http://www.pccyber.com/scrItem.asp?product_subtypes_id=992&product_types_id=16&product_id=13891

Wow it's Vista Ready too! I can't wait to run Vista on a VIA processor, with 256 MB of RAM, a 40 GB Hard drive and a 3-cell battery lol

-LeeBear
KorruptioN
Jul 16th, 2007, 12:24 PM
iCrap. The thing will run Win 98 well!

:rolleyes:

It's not a bad low-power box. For $500 you can get an entry level Dell instead...
billdozer
Jul 16th, 2007, 12:36 PM
:rolleyes:

It's not a bad low-power box. For $500 you can get an entry level Dell instead...

he was just posting a useless, unfunny post like the ones he was flaming you about a couple days ago.

what a hypocrite.
Kasakato
Jul 16th, 2007, 12:41 PM
he was just posting a useless, unfunny post like the ones he was flaming you about a couple days ago.

what a hypocrite.

My post had a point; the other guys did not. I was implying that its not a "moder powerhouse" of a computer, not even a low end machine. Thats a fact. I'm sorry that you are unable to read between the lines.
Kasakato
Jul 16th, 2007, 12:43 PM
:rolleyes:

It's not a bad low-power box. For $500 you can get an entry level Dell instead...

So your telling me that a laptop with 256mb ram, 40GB hd, 3 cell battery, VIA CPU, is not a low end laptop?
KorruptioN
Jul 16th, 2007, 01:09 PM
So your telling me that a laptop with 256mb ram, 40GB hd, 3 cell battery, VIA CPU, is not a low end laptop?

I never said that. It definitely doesn't have enough RAM, and the hard drive could be bigger. It's just a cheap bare-bones model built up by a local retailer. Some Lenovo Thinkpads come with four-cell batteries nowadays. Like I said, about $500 (though closer to $600) can get you a bare-bones Dell model.

Just drop the attitude.
Kasakato
Jul 16th, 2007, 01:16 PM
:rolleyes:

It's not a bad low-power box. For $500 you can get an entry level Dell instead...

I never said that. It definitely doesn't have enough RAM, and the hard drive could be bigger. It's just a cheap bare-bones model built up by a local retailer. Some Lenovo Thinkpads come with four-cell batteries nowadays. Like I said, about $500 (though closer to $600) can get you a bare-bones Dell model.

Just drop the attitude.

Ya, ok. This tread is about the iDot, not about Dell.