Oh ya this is what I am talking about! Netbooks that can stay on for atleast 10 hours. HDMI and able to decode HD Video.
Looks like the first on the scene is the Mobinnova N910
http://geeksmack.net/hardware/645-nvidia-almost-ready-for-tegra-netbooks.html
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/09/mobinnova_n910_smartbook_hands-on_tegra_smartbook.html
The big question is if this company will fit the image of the 200USD netbook or try to sucker more money out of early adopters. I will gladly pay 200 but only 200 for this device. The great thing about Tegra is just about every small laptop and desktop maker can get in and compete keeping prices nice and low.
Looks like the first on the scene is the Mobinnova N910
You cant expect to play hardcore games on it like Crysis. Although you should be able to do quite a bit more on it. Henry mentioned that you can run the netbook for about 10 hours without charge. Itll come with WiFi, 3G, HDMI and other rich features.
Not too bad for a $200 netbook. It also only weights 1.84 lbs.
http://geeksmack.net/hardware/645-nvidia-almost-ready-for-tegra-netbooks.html
As for power consumption. Processing has become quasi-irrelevant: even at full load the processor and the graphics unit consume only 0.5W. At the same time, the display consume two to four times the power. In short, your battery life is now mainly limited by your screen, and that will be an interesting test because it is the real limit.
http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2009/09/mobinnova_n910_smartbook_hands-on_tegra_smartbook.html
The big question is if this company will fit the image of the 200USD netbook or try to sucker more money out of early adopters. I will gladly pay 200 but only 200 for this device. The great thing about Tegra is just about every small laptop and desktop maker can get in and compete keeping prices nice and low.