AMD is back on track, hopefully.

What I always liked about them was a different approach to the same problem. That used to make them stand out from the crowd.

Do you remember the discrepancy between speed of their old Athlons and PIV? How much more faster they used to be even with slower clock rates. More thinking less brute force. Yes, they needed to cheat a little with their processor speed measurements so customers were less confused.

I like the part that they designed it from ground up - something that doesn't happen too often nowadays.

But what if you want a laptop like this but running on Linux as Vista is still complete garbage.

Amen!

Being an Anti-Intelite, i'll never own (or more honestly pay for) an EEE or other UMPC until i can get one running something other an INTEL CPU. in the meantime, i just oooh and awww the pictures, especially the shots of ASUS performing sand tolerance tests :)