Comments on: TongFang iMini Mini-Note with Via Nano Processor! http://laptoppimp.com/via-laptops/tongfang-imini-mini-note-with-via-nano-processor/ Laptop Reviews for Laptop Whores Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:56:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Netbook Computers Guru http://laptoppimp.com/via-laptops/tongfang-imini-mini-note-with-via-nano-processor/#comment-222 Netbook Computers Guru Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:43:40 +0000 http://laptoppimp.com/?p=172#comment-222 VIA Technologies, maker of power efficient x86 processor platforms, announced the S1 imini Mini-Note Series netbook from Tsinghua TongFang, Co. Ltd., a leading PC OEM based in Beijing. Easy to carry and use, the S1 imini has a maximum power consumption of just 15W, and its distinctive, lightweight design makes it perfect for today’s digital lifestyle. Powered by the 1.6GHz VIA C7-M processor combined with the VIA VX700 chipset, and sporting a bright 10.2” screen, the S1 imini provides all the functionality of a standard notebook plus an array of special features, such as a business card manager, portable hard drive with battery pack, and digital photo frame or DVD playback functionality outside of the Vista environment. Add wireless connectivity and optional GPS navigation, and the S1 imini looks set to bring the allure of truly mobile computing to the Chinese market. Will the average Chinese family be able to afford a ($589) computer as expensive as this? http://www.netbookcomputers.com for cheap netbooks VIA Technologies, maker of power efficient x86 processor platforms, announced the S1 imini Mini-Note Series netbook from Tsinghua TongFang, Co. Ltd., a leading PC OEM based in Beijing. Easy to carry and use, the S1 imini has a maximum power consumption of just 15W, and its distinctive, lightweight design makes it perfect for today’s digital lifestyle.

Powered by the 1.6GHz VIA C7-M processor combined with the VIA VX700 chipset, and sporting a bright 10.2” screen, the S1 imini provides all the functionality of a standard notebook plus an array of special features, such as a business card manager, portable hard drive with battery pack, and digital photo frame or DVD playback functionality outside of the Vista environment. Add wireless connectivity and optional GPS navigation, and the S1 imini looks set to bring the allure of truly mobile computing to the Chinese market.
Will the average Chinese family be able to afford a ($589) computer as expensive as this?
http://www.netbookcomputers.com for cheap netbooks

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