Even though Intel Atom netbooks might be doomed, there are alternatives, like AMD's C50- dual-core APU which powers the laptop that AT&T has just unveiled.
The netbook
now selling through AT&T is called Acer Aspire A0722 and is based on the 1GHz dual-core APU with Radeon HD 6250 graphics.
Measuring 11.6 inches (1,366 x 768 pixels), it also has 2GB of RAM, a hard disk drive of 320 GB and all the ports and plugs one can expect (VGA, Ethernet, three USB ports and HDMI).
Furthermore, a webcam is present, as is a six-cell battery for “extended battery life while on the go” (just how long it lasts was left vague).
The normal price of the newcomer is $449.99 (348 Euro), but an annual
4G HSPA+ data plan will lower it. For example, a two-year 3GB contract will bring it to $39.99 / 30.94 Euro.
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