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Slinky Little Crusoe Notebook Reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the finally-getting-somewhere dept.

does it really matter? writes "Apparently the love-in is finally on for the guys at TransmetaZone.com since they finally have a review of a Crusoe notebook to show for themselves. The silver NEC UltraLite gets a good going over, and proves to be an interesting match against a PIII-M." I'm glad to see that the promise of transmeta is finally beginning to start being fulfilled.

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  1. Explosion of hate into Slashdot boards by StClaraOperationIvy · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I use to read the MB's, except computer-related.
    Shining a story about cpus, I imagine how many Apple employees join discussion to make cheap-ass worthless propaganda.
    Same about other silicon topics, companies do build battle camps and do attack other companies.

    You working at a company which has a big market share or if you're a investor, do protect your anus against Slashdot message boards.

    1. Re:Explosion of hate into Slashdot boards by binarybits · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      You're English isn't too good, so I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say. Are you saying i'm an Apple employee astroturfing Apple products?

      You're free to believe that if you want, but I'm not. I'm a student who would buy a laptop if I had a bit more money, and I've been looking long and hard at getting an iBook, which is why I remember the specs.

      And let's say for the sake of argument that I am an Apple employee. So what? I think my point still stands-- this laptop isn't a good deal for the money. Isn't a comparison with a competing product a useful contribution to the message board? Would you rather I poured hot grits down Natalie Portman's pants?

    2. Re:Explosion of hate into Slashdot boards by StClaraOperationIvy · · Score: 0, Flamebait

      Hmm...not that suitable for boys the language skill I did used, at least grammar in there is correct, oh, a misspell: "an" by "a". OK.
      If there's you've any doubt ask your English teacher.

      "I use to read the MB's, except computer-related (message boards).
      Shining (-to appear-) a story about cpus, I imagine how many Apple employees join (the) discussion to make cheap-ass (also) worthless propaganda.
      (The) Same about other silicon topics, companies do build battle camps and do attack other companies.

      (Case) You('re) working at a company which has a big market share or if you're a(n -misspell-) investor, do protect your anus against Slashdot message boards."

      Of course, my post wasn't targeted at you, but last discussions of this site aren't that graceful. I do read mostly bashing and cutting-egde flames I hadn't saw any other MB.