The price of netbooks is very useless
PAT Moorhead, senior vice president of marketing for AMD chip maker, claims that tiny netbooks are 'useless'.
PAT Moorhead, senior vice president of marketing for AMD chip maker, claims that tiny netbooks are 'useless'.
He said AMD was 'waiting-and-watching' the situation. However, he disliked the fact that the original netbooks were intended to sell for $ 299, but now cost nearly $ 499.
A netbook next to a regular laptop
According to Slashgear website, Moorhead thinks the technology inside netbooks is also bad. He said that users want to be going out 8-9 hours along with the netbook because it's tiny and light weight, but most netbooks are only 'alive' for about 2 hours of battery life. Thus, netbooks are only good when using around the house.
Moorhead advises people to spend the same amount and buy a regular laptop with a 15.4-inch screen, 160 GB hard drive, dual-core chip and Vista operating system.
It is known that AMD is developing its own ultra-portable chip to compete with Atom.
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