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Monica Chen, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Tuesday 2 November 2010
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Not even close! I like my netbook even though Acer never offered it with Linux like promised. The only thing I want now is higher resolution screen and longer battery life. Give me ARM-based HIGH-RES display!Posted on Nov 3, 10:49
The first-generation smartbooks failed? We're still waiting on a first generation of smartbooks! They were never brought to market. I've wanted a smartbook ever since I heard about them, but still haven't had any chance to buy one.