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I think we have to wait for the new Intel 'Oak Trail' to hit the market to have a fit-PC3 with a nice reduction in power consumption and dimentions...

My problem with heat is that my netbook does produce and irradiate a very noticeable amount of heat from the machine, and i hate it becasue i suffer from dry eyes and this hot heat irradiating from my netbook makes my eyes feel even more dry making the use of it unconfortable after 10 minutes. My ne...

My concerns about heat are the one addressed in the fit-pc2 review by pc pro uk : The heat levels this little PC reaches while running, however, are more of a worry. We found that the fit-PC2 idled at around 60-degrees, but quickly rose to nearer 75-degrees when running any taxing applications. With...

http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/01/intel-oak-trail-is-headed-for-tablets-in-early-2011/ Intel 'Oak Trail' is headed for tablets in early 2011 http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/05/oaktraillead.jpg Tablet PCs Intel 'Oak Trail' is headed for tablets in early 2011 By Joanna Stern posted...

http://www.pocketables.net/2010/02/zseries-atom-rumored-to-be-replaced-by-intel-oak-trail.html Many people have thought that the most likely successor to the Z-series would be the next generation Moorestown processor, an Atom SoC CPU specifically for MIDs and smartphones such as the upcoming LG GW99...

In my opinion, the less ther chip gets hot, the better is...so i hope in the future there will be a next generation of cpus with even lower power consumption and lower heat...i really hate to feel the heat coming from a computer device...i know that Fit-PC already does not gets too much hot but i'd ...

Isn't the new pinetrail platform supposed to be designed for fanless solutions ? Overall power consumption of the CPU, GPU and memory controller is only 5.5 Watt TDP. Intel states 20% power reduction and 60% package reduction. Therefore, the chip is ideally used in small Netbooks, MIDs, and thin fan...