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Trend to use desktop CPUs in notebooks on the rise

David Tzeng, Taipei; Chou Hua-hsin, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 9 August 2002 0

The world’s largest PC vendors are taking to desktop processors in their notebooks in an attempt to attract buyers with superior computing power at lower prices. Quanta Computer currently ships the Pavilion ze5170 to Hewlett-Packard (HP) and will...

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