January 21 2010
Mouse Computer Nettop Revealed
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The pundits in the technology world would tell you that nettops will eventually replace full-sized desktops. To ease our way into the future, Mouse Computer, a little-known Japanese computer company, has added a well-equipped nettop, the Lm-mini20 to the marketplace. The nettop is also fully customizable with RAM and HDD choices.
The standard configuration of the Lm-mini20 will come with the following specs, an Intel Atom N230 processor (with a clock speed of 1.6GHz), 1GB of DDR2 RAM, NVIDIA ION graphics, and a 160GB hard drive. Windows 7 Home Premium will be the factory OS. The Lm-mini20 will come in at only 20mm thick.
It’s worth noting that the Atom N230 isn’t a Pine Trail processor, if you care about the benefits of the Pine Trail line. As said earlier, RAM and HDD space on the nettop will be upgradable at the factory to higher opitons (up to 3GB of RAM, no word on how big of hard drive you can get).
The computer is only being sold in Japan for ¥34, 800 ($383). Japanese/import buyers should probably pass on the Lm-mini20 though, if for no better reason that netbooks with comparable specs are being sold for less, and that’s minus the LCD and extra plastic casing. If you have your heart set on nettops, there are more appealing models on the market from Acer and ASUS.
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