You only think you think. Different.

Averatec already has a few offerings on the market when it comes to all-in-one pcs. The D1005 slips in neatly between the 25 and a half and 18 inch models. It's nothing to write home about spec wise, but at $799, it sits neatly in the 'college workstation and publi… Continue

So, after I reported on rumours yesterday, this little bundle of love comes to my attention. The Gigabyte T1028 is a netbook with reversible form factor, coming in at about the specs I want at the price I want. I'm definitely dropping its name in the hat for when I make a decision. I likely won't until october, but it will be really cool to see what shapes up.

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So, in continuation to my search for a yummy piece of tablet-ey sexiness, the latest rumour, published by a news source out of taiwan, is that Apple is going to ship a 9.7" touch screen netbook/tablet as early as October. Rumours have it set at $800, and it will include touch screen capabilities.

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I'm smelling cease and desist action from apple on this one. Apple has had a lockdown on drivers for years now, and I kind of eyebrowed when I heard EVGA claim they were releasing a mac driver, and placed it for download in their site.

Well, needless to say, it's a few hours later an without explanation, no drivers in site. I think maybe EVGA learned why there are no other cats in america, so to speak:

ftp://ftp.evga.com/Driver/MAC285_2F16.dmg

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The Problem

So, there has been a lot of talk recently about apple's entry into the netbook market. They're a bit wishy washy on whether or not they actually will, but one of the more exciting rumours is that they'd be making a tablet. Now, I'm not usually an enormous fan of apple's hardware, but in this case, I will make an exception. If there is one thing I know apple can make well, it would be this… Continue