Apple, prepara le tue solite fotocopiatrici!

clipped from en.community.dell.com Latitude ON is basically a system on a system. It's based on a dedicated low-voltage ARM processor (Texas Instrument's OMAP 3430 processor) that runs a slimmed-down version of a Linux OS. It allows a user to boot into the contained OS environment to give you always-on access to an Firefox-based Internet browser (without Flash support) and critical business information while using a fraction of the battery power your laptop uses when it's running a full OS. Essentially, you can quickly access all the information you're used to accessing on a smartphone using the larger screen and keyboard that your laptop provides. Instant access (about  2 seconds) to business information (E-mail, calendar, contacts, Internet browser & Citrix Receiver client) MS Exchange integration or POP e-mail Access Always on/connected - the module continues to run regardless of the state of the main OS Ability to view MS Office and .pdf document attachments Long battery life (about 17 hours on a 6-cell battery)

Oltre al processore principale, c'è a bordo un intero sistema Linux.

Che fa il boot in due secondi, permette navigazione ed email, e se non usi il processore principale puoi lavorare per 17 ore consecutive con una sola batteria. Miracoli del chipset OMAP3.

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