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Acer Aspire One with SU2300

Ashley — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:43:18 +0000

Acer Japan is now offering the Celeron SU2300 processor on its Aspire One 752 netbook. Made available starting April 23, 2010, Acer claims that Acer 752 netbook can run straight for 8 hours on a single charge. Here is a quick rundown of its specs -

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Dell Adamo 11.6-inch netbook [Clone]

Kamal DS — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 13:10:40 +0000

Dell Adamo surely has stunning design and at the same time, stunning price tag too. That was enough to lure the Chinese (clone) manufactures to make its clone and guess what, they actually made one. But, it of smaller size and sports an 11.6-inch display as opposed to the original one that comes with 13-inch display. In China, there have been at least four companies that are busily engrossed prepping these clones of Dell Adamo ~~notebooks~~ netbooks.

It is being said that there are two versions of these clones – one with pine trail guts (Atom N450) and another is CULV-powered (SU 2300)

Com launches 11.6-inch CULV netbook

Kamal DS — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:47:51 +0000

Com Ltd, Japan has launched "Lesance Crimson 7HP-CZ102IW-TypeS" netbook in the market. Under the hood, unlike most netbooks, it is powered by a powerful Dual-Core SU2300 processor (1.2GHz). It has a 11.6-inch display with 1366×768 resolution. Other specs include 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Intel GS45 chipset, 3x USB ports, Wi-Fi b/g, LAN, multi-card reader, 1.3MP [...]

Viewsonic VNB131, VNB132 and VNB141 CULVs

Peter — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:40:23 +0000

Viewsonic is launching three new CULV notebooks - VNB131 ($949 MSRP), VNB132 ($649 MSRP), and VNB141 ($829 MSRP). The VNB131 has a 13.3-inch screen and uses SU7300 CULV Core 2 Duo processor. Packing a 320GB HDD, 2GB RAM and removable DVD RW drive, it has a chassis made from Aluminum alloy. Runs Windows 7 Home Premium

Next we have the VNB132 notebook that is powered by the SU2300 CULV Core 2 Duo processor. Comes with WiFi b/g/n, HDMI, VGA connections and a 6-cell battery.

The VNB141 is similar to VNB132 and VNB131 except for the fact that it comes with SU7300 CULV processor.

Intel Dual Celeron SU2300 CULV processor to be replaced soon

Twinkle — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 12:34:23 +0000

Intel will be modifying its dual-core Celeron SU2300 which runs @ 2x 1.20GHz. The Intel Su2300 is a fine processor and is great for the ultra thin notebooks and netbooks, whose users crave for a little more horsepower. Compared to the Single Core Intel 743 CULV, the SU2300 has two cores.Intel is silent over the matter, but it would be replaced with Montevina or Calpella platform. In any case, Celeron 743 is no going nowhere and will be seen in plenty of cheap CULV notebooks in 2010

NEC LaVie M – CULV netbook with Celeron SU2300

Brooke — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:09:54 +0000

LaVie M is the new CULV netbook from NEC. It uses CULV Celeron SU2300 processor that runs at a clock speed of 1.2GHz. It weighs 1.59kg and has a battery life of about 4 hours on a single charge.Unlike netbooks, it has 'huge' 320GB hard disk and runs Windows 7 Home Premium OS. It has a 13.3-inch display with 1366x768 resolution.Colors available: Red, White and Black[NEC Japan] (Japanese)

Intel to launch SU2300, Celeron 743 processors in September

Twinkle — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:32:26 +0000

Intel is all set to introduce two CULV processors in late September. This includes SU2700 and the Celeron 743.The Celeron 743 is supposed to be 100MHz faster than the current 723 model and will hit the market at the same price as the old Celeron 723, which used to cost around $107.Whereas the SU2700 is a bit more promising and will cost $134. That's half of what an SU3500 costs right now. The SU2700 CPU runs at 1.2GHz and features just 1MB of cache. But that does not make it a bad buy at all! It's still a much better choice than the Celeron.Intel is very sure that the 743 is 1.7 to 2.1 times faster than an Atom N270 in audio transcoding and image processing. The new processor are expected to make their debut in China in early September and globally later that month