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Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica)Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica)Posted Dec 13, 2009 20:46 UTC (Sun) by fergal (subscriber, #602)In reply to: Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica) by drag Parent article: Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica)
Fair enough but Intel don't have a low-power chipset with Linux support and the features I listed, unless I've missed something in my searching.
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Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica) Posted Dec 14, 2009 2:14 UTC (Mon) by hmh (subscriber, #3838) [Link]
Depends on what you call low-power. The 945GME is low power, if you compare it with traditional mobile chipsets. It doesn't come close to Poulsbo's efficiency, but it does have a (when compared to Poulsbo) kick-ass IGP.
And, unlike Poulsbo, it is not a smelly diasper for non-Windows usage.
Poulsbo mess casts a shadow on Intel's Moblin project (ars technica) Posted Dec 14, 2009 2:56 UTC (Mon) by fergal (subscriber, #602) [Link] Only 2-port SATA and no mention of 1080p or accelerated codecs, MP4 etc. So its power consumption appears somewhat moot.
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