supergod wrote:
我是沒有惡意的啊, ...(恕刪)
沒關係囉,我也不清楚"白話"的涵義,也不懂港人用語
我本以為是指說"白爛的話"才感到不悅
回文只是想讓你知道我並不是空口說白話囉～～
聞聲 wrote:
什麼叫做白話?講話...(恕刪)
要是mini-note改用atom平台, 那其他家就等著打包吧...
光外型已經沒有任何機種比的上了, 每次關機後闔上上蓋都會忍不住多瞄幾眼...
HP不愧是主打商用電腦的佼佼者...
mini-note在日本賣的好是有原因的, 日本人很重視商品的質感(看日系手機,電玩主機和日系NB就知道了), 因此HP靠著這點大勝...
本身是有親自拿過EPC 7系列和9系列...拿在手上的感覺真的只有濃濃的塑膠味, 我並不是想買玩具啊...
EPC真的是很輕沒錯啦, 質感也跟著很輕...
話說atom N270這顆除了省電以外, 似乎能見度只在測試軟體的分數上?
還沒正式上市的時候簡直如造神運動,
還是實際使用上其實並沒有想像中的......?
非常詳細的文阿~1.我現役的NB是HP nc4200,剛好,外接式DVD光碟機(usb上有power那種)和2133可以共用
2.我現役的NB(HP nc4200)和2133的變壓器Output是18.5V/3.5A...剛好又可以共用
3.板上引起大家爭議的1號按鍵,剛好我的nc4200也是一樣,所以早習慣了
4.1000H的26.5cm*19cm體積和我現役的nc4200,沒有苗條到哪去說...
5.最後就是續航力的問題,若我真受不了他2小時的電力,就忍痛再敗6 cell的電池就好了
HP miniNote 2133算是輕省筆電的先鋒之一，外型、結構與92％鍵盤都是吸引人家購買的原因，雖然效能與續航力稍弱一些，仍然是輕省筆電中難以忽視的角色，國外APCmag.com網站從某位澳洲HP的行銷經理聽到2133正在進行與規劃下一代的生產。
文中提到，相對於其他輕省筆電，2133的成本過高以致售價無法壓低，而且VIA C7 ULV的效能實在不彰，大大削弱競爭力，所以HP內部在評估如何在成本與效能取得平衡，捨Windows Vista改推Windows XP版？捨VIA C7改用Intel Atom？上述想法都是不錯的解決方式，只是，最終採用什麼樣的方案，這位名叫Jerel Chong的HP行銷經理就守口如瓶了（Annti最近也夢中看到了採VIA Nano的2133，而且還是雙核版的說，真是巧啊，科科），無論如何，在強敵環伺之下，HP也是在絞盡腦汁以推出更有競爭力的輕省筆電，受惠的還是我們消費者，不是嗎？
The HP 2133 looks slick, but carries a higher price tag than the Eee PC. HP says it plans to tackle that with a lower priced model.
HP reveals plans for a second ‘low-cost’ mini-note
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David Flynn24 July 2008, 7:00 PM (4 days 14 hours ago.)
In addition to its premium ‘business class’ Mini-note, HP is working on a new ‘economy’ model for budget-minded buyers
One day after Toshiba revealed the company is working on its first mini-note, HP has announced plans for its second mini-note. But unlike HP’s 2133 the new model will be closer to the conventional netbook in functionality and nearer to competitors from Asus and Acer in price.
The reason for this split? The 2133 sits at the top end of the nascent market, which is north of where many retail opportunities lie. HP differentiated the 2133 from the pack by pre-installing Vista Business and using commercial notebook features such as an anodised aluminium chassis, a spill-resistant keyboard and a shock-proof hard drive fitted with a 3D accelerometer.
While these features clearly positioned the 2133 as a mini-note for the business mobility set, they also translated into an $899 price tag in a market where the latest mainstream mini-notes cost $599-$699. HP intends to close that gap with a new mini-note due later this year.
“From a retail perspective we’re looking at a similar device (to the 2133) but at a lower cost” said Jerel Chong, HP Australia’s Market Development Manager for Notebook PCs, at today’s launch of HP’s business mobility products for the second half of 2008. “It won’t be as durable but it will be cheaper”.
Chong also suggested the new model would however share some traits and components with the 2133. “What we like to do across all our products is share the technology”, he told APCmag.com.
Chong was unable to comment on speculation that the 2133, which currently uses a VIA C7-M processor, would soon transition to Intel’s Atom. The 2133 was designed and made its debut before the Atom was available, Chong explained, so at the time VIA’s C7-M was the only option.
However, the 2133 has been criticised for being underpowered – especially when coping with the overhead of Windows Vista and associated business applications such as Microsoft Office. Given the comments on “sharing technology”, and the fact that this time around HP actually has a choice, we’re tipping that Intel’s Atom could land in both the new mini-note and a second-gen edition of the 2133.
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