OCZ Jumps into Netbook Market with Neutrino

[Guest]

OCZ, a company known for its RAM, SSD's and power supplies, is now jumping into the netbook market with the Neutrino.

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[Guest]

price?
Price would be nice, though I doubt it's going to be close to $400 with an SSD like that.

I'd probably prefer a smaller SSD (eg: 32GB), with NO ram.
With all these mininotebooks, I have more then plenty of RAM laying around to plug into it.
So it'd be nice to save some on that too, and sell the mininotebook for like $200-250 or so.

 

[Hatecrime69]

Well at least somebody is trying to bring something different to the market with these netbooks. Officially supporting user hard drive upgrades? Certainly a big plus over my eee pc 4g

 

[dconnors]

OCZ has yet to release any price information. My guess is that you'll be able to bag a Neutrino for under $400. Of course I doubt that price includes the 250GB SSD.

-Devin

 

[joebob2000]

How many people are out there with a netbook saying "gee this 64 gigabytes just isn't enough for me, what I need is 250 gigabytes of media and apps for this computer to choke on. That would be great!"

Seriously, what would you use that extra ~200 gigs for? Holding MP3s? It sure won't be for photoshop projects, hi-def movies or anything of the sort unless you are using the computer as a glorified flash drive to get the files to somewhere they can actually be put to use.

Or, am I missing the boat on netbooks and their gigabyte crunching apps?

 

[Master Exon]

OCZ's DIY products allow for the user to upgrade RAM and storage on their own without voiding the warranty.

Didn't a high court rule that illegal anyways?