ECS spills more beans about 'super 3G' Eee PC rival
Remember the G10IL HSDPA and HSUPA sub-notebook Taiwanese manufacturer ECS cautiously showed at Mobile World Congress last month? Register Hardware snapped the "pre-commercial" machine, seeing it as a sexy alternative to Asus' elfin Eee PC.
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Since the pricing and screen resolution isn't known, it's a bit early to call it an Eee competitor.
It's also the size of a normal "small and light" laptop.
The new Thinkpad X300 (for instance) is about the same size, has solid state storage, a proper high-res screen, more CPU grunt, and is black, as in helicopters.
I'm also amazed that any Eee competitor would be launched without the obligatory beach babe. It's genre-defining FFS.
..... it has a gratuitous half-clothed female on the advertisement photograph. FFS surely we've all by now outgrown the more traditional bloke or fully-clad girl-in-a-suit professional adverts, all very PC. Its 2008, time to get down and dirty. I want babes draped over my future PCs, like you have in a motor show.
Back to the actual IT - I find it very hard to get excited about equipment that I cannot actually walk into a shop and buy. I'm not at all interested in what rival equipment does not yet exist - it simply is not rival until it does!
Paris - wondering why more girls don't take their clothes off for the camera.
ECS spills more beans about 'super 3G' Eee PC rival
Remember the G10IL HSDPA and HSUPA sub-notebook Taiwanese manufacturer ECS cautiously showed at Mobile World Congress last month? Register Hardware snapped the "pre-commercial" machine, seeing it as a sexy alternative to Asus' elfin Eee PC. ECS G10IL ECS' G10IL: 'super 3G' sub-notebook Now ECS has come out with details of the …
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Posted Thursday 20th March 2008 15:41 GMT
Mark Williams
EEE 4G RAM isnt soldered... #
... thats only on the 2G.
Posted Thursday 20th March 2008 15:41 GMT
Uwe Dippel
What a letdown! #
Photoshopped tulips instead of a photoshopped bird.
Posted Thursday 20th March 2008 16:49 GMT
John Latham
Premature comparison #
Since the pricing and screen resolution isn't known, it's a bit early to call it an Eee competitor.
It's also the size of a normal "small and light" laptop.
The new Thinkpad X300 (for instance) is about the same size, has solid state storage, a proper high-res screen, more CPU grunt, and is black, as in helicopters.
I'm also amazed that any Eee competitor would be launched without the obligatory beach babe. It's genre-defining FFS.
John
Posted Thursday 20th March 2008 19:26 GMT
Danny Thompson
I'm not buying it unless ... #
..... it has a gratuitous half-clothed female on the advertisement photograph. FFS surely we've all by now outgrown the more traditional bloke or fully-clad girl-in-a-suit professional adverts, all very PC. Its 2008, time to get down and dirty. I want babes draped over my future PCs, like you have in a motor show.
Back to the actual IT - I find it very hard to get excited about equipment that I cannot actually walk into a shop and buy. I'm not at all interested in what rival equipment does not yet exist - it simply is not rival until it does!
Paris - wondering why more girls don't take their clothes off for the camera.
Posted Thursday 20th March 2008 21:55 GMT
storng.bare.durid
zomg... #
where is the obligatory 'Eee PC and _friend_' piccy?
Posted Friday 21st March 2008 00:20 GMT
Joe Cooper
ECS #
Everything ECS produces is an epic pile of garbage.
Posted Friday 21st March 2008 04:15 GMT
Michael Sheils
No girl, No deal. #
Title said it all really.
Posted Monday 24th March 2008 14:56 GMT
heystoopid
Something #
Something is wrong , the picture is missing the usual gratuitous scenery we have come to expect when promoting the ladies handbag size units !
Posted Wednesday 26th March 2008 13:27 GMT
b
baby laptops! #
niiiice!
i'm collecting stories about baby laptops, here:
http://www.eupeople.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=487
feel free to drop in :)
cheers,
bollos
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