Saturday, February 12
Guess I Gotta Buy It
Sony have launched a new Y series notebook based on AMD's Bobcat processor. The Bobcat is AMD's answer to Intel's Atom, but with superior processing power and dramatically superior graphics.
The new model looks very much like my Sae, which is last year's model:
Sae:
New:
Though as you can see, last year's version came with a limited edition dramatic lighting kit.
The main difference is that the new models are about 20% smaller and lighter than last year's - they have an 11.6" screen instead of the previous 13.3" panel, though still with the same 1366x768 resolution. Everything else has shrunk slightly to fit, including the price, about 30% lower than before.
Oh, and it doesn't come bundled with Adobe software any more.
So the new one looks just like Sae, but is smaller and has no artistic talent.
It's Chika-chan!!!
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Sony have launched a new Y series notebook based on AMD's Bobcat processor. The Bobcat is AMD's answer to Intel's Atom, but with superior processing power and dramatically superior graphics.
The new model looks very much like my Sae, which is last year's model:
Sae:
New:
Though as you can see, last year's version came with a limited edition dramatic lighting kit.
The main difference is that the new models are about 20% smaller and lighter than last year's - they have an 11.6" screen instead of the previous 13.3" panel, though still with the same 1366x768 resolution. Everything else has shrunk slightly to fit, including the price, about 30% lower than before.
Oh, and it doesn't come bundled with Adobe software any more.
So the new one looks just like Sae, but is smaller and has no artistic talent.
It's Chika-chan!!!
Posted by: Pixy Misa at
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Now that's just mean. She passed the exams, didn't she?
Posted by: Pete Zaitcev at Saturday, February 12 2011 04:52 PM (9KseV)
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Yep, but not to go to art school.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Saturday, February 12 2011 05:20 PM (PiXy!)
Posted by: Wonderduck at Sunday, February 13 2011 01:41 AM (W8Men)
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I'm interested in getting this or a similar computer if it gets supported in Debian or Ubuntu sometime soon, but I haven't been able to find anything out in that regard.
Posted by: pgfraering at Monday, February 14 2011 04:55 AM (2CcxA)
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