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could be the Java implementation on my installation. I don't mind
terribly much - I can use my desktop PC if I need to - but I just like
the idea of live GPS trackign and POI tagging (if this is possible).
For example - miss a traffic light and pop it on the map or whatever -
or a road change.<br>
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<pre wrap="">2009/8/28 Sam Couter <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:sam@couter.id.au"><sam@couter.id.au></a>:
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<pre wrap="">Atom is Intel's poor attempt at a low-power CPU, intended for embedded
devices. They're sick of ARM kicking their arse in that market. It runs
the same x86 instruction set as modern Intel laptop/desktop chips.
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Fair enough, I just checked and the eeePC I have has a celeron 900Mhz
chip in it.
I thought it was underclocked but /proc/cpuinfo states "cpu MHz:
897.8" so I guess it's not under clocked but I didn't do anything I
can think of that would have upped the clock speed, maybe changing
from xandros to debian did it.
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