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AOpen MiniPCs Will Use Core 2 Duo

Nicholas Deleon

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While yesterday may have been the big unveiling of the Intel Core 2 Duo—also known as Merom—AOpen just announced that its MiniPC line of PCs (think of them almost as the PC’s Mac mini) will also be using Intel’s latest wunderchip. Both the MP945-X and the MP945-VXR will use the Merom processor.

https://gizmodo.com/intel-core-duo-whassup-faster-197105

The MP945-VXR will boast, in addition to the Merom, integrated graphics (boo!) in the form of Intel’s 945GM chipset, gigabit Ethernet, DVI output, 5.1-channel sound and a DVD burner. Home theater PC, anyone? It sure is small enough to not be an eyesore.

https://gizmodo.com/star-wars-branded-alienware-pcs-100432

AOpen mobile-on-desktop PCs enter Core 2 Duo era [The Register]

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