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there is a new generation of eeepc's coming out soon called the netbooks

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,...5014239,00.html

that article is a load of shite

EEE's >ARE< netbooks.

-D

Did you two read the article?? :( There's no mention of the next generation Asus Eee PC, rather it was just stating that the Eee PC's was the orignator for the term "netbooks".

"The Eee PC is where the netbook buzz began and remains the lowest- cost entry point...."
lol now that is some real geeky shit right there ^^^^

even geekier is actually sitting up waiting for it to happen.

and worse yet, writing a php script that counted down. lolz

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im looking at getting a desktop comp soonish to replace the laptop. im not an uber l337 gamer so i dont want anything too fancy, just something thats gonna handle online games like runescape in HD.

was thinking something like this with the AMD AM2 Athlon x2 5200+. Thoughts and possible upgrades?

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