<SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 10pt; FONT-FAMILY: Arial; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA">I've got a few questions about notebooks, specifically A64 notebooks.
1) Who actually manufactures notebooks? I know Voodoo sells Arima notebooks, and I assume Dell makes their own, but who else is there who makes them? And specifically which of those manufacturers have Athlon 64 models?
2) What Athlon64 retailers offer the most customizability in their notebooks? (I've come across a few notebook makers that let you order one without a hard drive, for example)
3) What's the deal with the upgradeable graphics I read about in the new Dell XPS system. What makers actually sell notebooks like that, and is there any special model name to look for to get that feature? And are any other makers going to be introducing that soon?
4) Are Athlon 64 notebooks going to make the jump to socket 939, or will they remain exclusively socket 754?
Ok... so that?s more like a lot of questions. And sorry if these have been discussed in other forums, I just never know exactly what to search for.</SPAN>
1) Who actually manufactures notebooks? I know Voodoo sells Arima notebooks, and I assume Dell makes their own, but who else is there who makes them? And specifically which of those manufacturers have Athlon 64 models?
2) What Athlon64 retailers offer the most customizability in their notebooks? (I've come across a few notebook makers that let you order one without a hard drive, for example)
3) What's the deal with the upgradeable graphics I read about in the new Dell XPS system. What makers actually sell notebooks like that, and is there any special model name to look for to get that feature? And are any other makers going to be introducing that soon?
4) Are Athlon 64 notebooks going to make the jump to socket 939, or will they remain exclusively socket 754?
Ok... so that?s more like a lot of questions. And sorry if these have been discussed in other forums, I just never know exactly what to search for.</SPAN>
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