VIA Creates a new platform for faster minicomputers

Feb. 17, 2011 - PRLog -- VIA Surfboard NetNote Edition is the name of a new platform to create faster and better minicomputers. Mainly it seems to be the graphics that gets a kick upwards, and technology is thus a competitor to Nvidia Ion . http://laptopsbattery.co.uk/apple-12inch-powerbook-g4-battery.htm

Mini Computers are notoriously not very good performance. With such low price tags has long been stamping with Intel Atom and Intel graphics chips. It has not given much room to watch movies and play special l - at least if you are looking for reasonably quality. But now starting to happen! http://laptopsbattery.co.uk/dell-latitude-d620-battery.htm



VIA has displayed its new Surfboard NetNote Edition , I read of IDG, which is a sequel to theSurfboard they released this spring. The platform is based on VIA's media processorVX885. In addition it can choose between processors VIA C7 ULV or VIA Nano. Surfboard NetNote faces the mini-computers ( netbooks ) with screens at 10.2 to 12.1 inches. The resolution of the internal screen is 1366 × 768 pixels, and for external displays 1920 × 1440 pixels.

The platform can be equipped with HDMI port and then you can deliver full HD movie(1080p) to an external TV or monitor. There is also the option to upgrade to 3G modem and GPS. More on Surfboard NetNote, visit VIA's website. http://www.battery-mag.us/dell-latitude-d830.htm

PCOnline have reported that several mini-computers with more powerful performance is on its way to the market. These use different graphics solutions, and other processors than Intel Atom. Nvidia ion solution is popular and can give as good graphics performance that you can run games on your mini computer.

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A common method to get people to click through is to display a fake warning message about viruses. If you get a warning about the virus attack, and this warning does not come from your regular antivirus software, is the day to be highly suspicious!Check the statement carefully. It is most likely on a Web page and run on your browser. Then it is a fake warning.

Check links

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Systems and Software

No software can protect your computer against things that the user sets to with. But you can stop a lot by having a row ettigt security package installed. A commercial security package contains an antivirus as firewall , antispyware and often special tools to stop phishing. I recommend Symantec Norton, but that does not mean that the other alternatives are worse.

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