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'Jisus' Eee-alike sub-notebook to use Chinese Atom-smasher11th April 2008 09:46 GMT Need a Jesus Laptop to go with your Jesus Phone? Next month you'll be able to get one: a new Eee PC rival dubbed the Jisus [sic]. Dutch supplier Van Der Led is spreading the word. Jisus' specifications are classic Eee: 8.9in, 800 x 480, LED-backlit display; 512MB of 667MHz DDR 2 memory; 4GB of solid-state storage; 802.11b/g Wi-Fi; two USB ports; 10/100Mb/s Ethernet; VGA output; and audio jacks.
Van Del Led's Jisus: miracle of mobility? Just like the Asus machine, the Jisus runs Linux, in this case Ubuntu, though Van Der Led said it may offer the machine with other operating systems too. The company claimed the "miracle" sub-notebook has a four-and-a-half hour battery life. Related stories
What makes the Jisus stand out is its use of the China-developed Loongson processor, a 64-bit chip clocked at 1GHz. The Loongson - aka 'Dragon Core' - is compatible with the The machine's graphics are handled by a chip listed as the SM712: we assume it's Silicon Motion's ultra low-power 2D graphics controller of the same model number. SM offers a 3D version too, the SM722. Van Der Led said the Jisus is scheduled to go on sale on 25 May - a Sunday, no less - priced at €300 ($473/£240). It will be available in a choice of white, brown, green, pink and black. 39 comments posted — Comment period finished I'm interestedPosted: 09:55 11th April 2008 a title is requiredPosted: 09:58 11th April 2008 Haven't we seen this one beforePosted: 10:03 11th April 2008 What would Jisus do?Posted: 10:15 11th April 2008 PointlessPosted: 10:17 11th April 2008 |
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