NetBook first to take an Atom processor desktop Mobii the ION 230 Point of View is therefore equipped with the Atom 230 engraved in 45nm (1.6 GHz, 533 MHz FSB, L2 cache 512 KB, TDP of 4W).
But that's not all as it is among the first to be announced Nvidia platform Ion. In other words instead of a chipset Intel GMA 950 (Poulsbo and Silverthorne for Atom), it has a chip MCP7A more known as the GeForce 9400M, a graphics that are contained in the latest MacBooks Apple. The performances are delivered with a superior solution and the Intel Ion can play without worrying about how fluid encoded videos in Full HD 1080p. That is why Point of View has also equipped its Mobii ION 230 with a HDMI output so you can connect this to a netBook external display Full HD, which take full advantage of High Definition.
The Point of View Mobii ION 230 and displayed with a Atom 230 processor (1.6 GHz), 1 GB DDR2 RAM, a SATA hard drive 160 GB 5400 rpm, a Nvidia graphics Ion GeForce 9400M, a screen 10.2''LED WSVGA resolution of 1024 × 600, a 1.3 megapixel webcam with microphone, a card reader and Wi-Fi b / g, HDMI, Headphones, Microphone, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x2) .
It weighs less than 1.4 Kg and runs on a Linux distribution with a 3 cell battery or 2200 mAh 6-cell 4400 mAh depending on the models, the latter providing an autonomy of 4 hours announced. Some versions may also be fitted with a built-in Bluetooth 2.0.
The Point of View netBook Mobii ION 230 will be available within the next few weeks in France at a price of 349 euros in colors black, red and green.
Note that during the 2009 sales, the Point of View Mobii first proposed the name is less than 265 euros.
But that's not all as it is among the first to be announced Nvidia platform Ion. In other words instead of a chipset Intel GMA 950 (Poulsbo and Silverthorne for Atom), it has a chip MCP7A more known as the GeForce 9400M, a graphics that are contained in the latest MacBooks Apple. The performances are delivered with a superior solution and the Intel Ion can play without worrying about how fluid encoded videos in Full HD 1080p. That is why Point of View has also equipped its Mobii ION 230 with a HDMI output so you can connect this to a netBook external display Full HD, which take full advantage of High Definition.
The Point of View Mobii ION 230 and displayed with a Atom 230 processor (1.6 GHz), 1 GB DDR2 RAM, a SATA hard drive 160 GB 5400 rpm, a Nvidia graphics Ion GeForce 9400M, a screen 10.2''LED WSVGA resolution of 1024 × 600, a 1.3 megapixel webcam with microphone, a card reader and Wi-Fi b / g, HDMI, Headphones, Microphone, Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0 (x2) .
It weighs less than 1.4 Kg and runs on a Linux distribution with a 3 cell battery or 2200 mAh 6-cell 4400 mAh depending on the models, the latter providing an autonomy of 4 hours announced. Some versions may also be fitted with a built-in Bluetooth 2.0.
The Point of View netBook Mobii ION 230 will be available within the next few weeks in France at a price of 349 euros in colors black, red and green.
Note that during the 2009 sales, the Point of View Mobii first proposed the name is less than 265 euros.
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