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Vinny Carpenter

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Vinny is a Java developer/architect working with Java, J2EE, OO, Linux, OpenSource.
I know what I want for Christmas Posted: Sep 5, 2003 6:36 PM
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I know what I want for Christmas! Well, besides 60-inch Plasma Flat-Panel HDTV TV. :) I just saw the launch announcement for the Sharp Actius AV18P notebook on Gizmodo and CNET. The Actius AV18P notebook is 1-inch thick, weighs 3.9 pounds and comes with 802.11b wireless networking capabilities. It uses the low-voltage mobile Athlon XP-M processor from AMD and has 256MB of memory and a 40GB hard drive. It comes bundled with Windows XP Professional Edition.

The introductory price for this notebook is $1,399 for the short term and will be $1,449.00. I am not really a laptop person, but this would be nice to have some mobility around the house with a nice, thin laptop. Sounds like a better solution than smart display concept that uses 802.11b to give you access to your Windows XP pro desktop from anywhere in your home. Ahhh, To Dream...

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