Posts by outsider

just to clarify, there are 2 types of centrino processors, the normal ones (1.3-1.7 currently) as well as the low voltage variety, which is currently either 900mhz or 1ghz. The reason subnotebooks (less than 3 lbs, only occasionally...

;-) well in the article. "The RADEON IGP family also allows the users to upgrade their systems with a discrete performance graphics chip, such as ATI’s MOBILITY™ RADEON™ 9600." so in theory yes, unless gateway has...

no, you cant upgrade it. ever. sorry.

dunno, I think its on a new manufacturing process so I dont know if it will fit on current mobos.

the new centrinos look really, really nice. 1.8-2.0mhz, with 2Mb cache! Also because of the new manufacturing process they will supposedly be cheaper than current centrinos. Release date is Q42003 so probably early next year ;-)

the model I saw at compusa (it was the compaq variety) didnt have any burn in, I played with it for a while too. I imagine if anything has this problem a demo computer would cause its on the desktop all day.

not in super slim and light notebooks.

you can add 2 ram chips on hpshopping.com. I doubt it has only one.

erh none of them have 1000mhz centrinos yet, the highest you can get in a really small notebook is 900mhz, which is perfectly adequate if you ask me. Its replacing the p3 that used to be in small laptops like this, I dont think any super...

erh none of them have 1000mhz centrinos yet, the highest you can get in a really small notebook is 900mhz, which is perfectly adequate if you ask me. Its replacing the p3 that used to be in small laptops like this, I dont think any super...