Nettops

Because Intel already has a dual-core Atom for small desktops, called Nettops, Otellini is likely referring to a dual-core design for the Netbook and small-device market.

TechNudge hardedge 2010

On Tuesday at Computex Microsoft extended that same support to so-called Nettops, or ultra-low-cost desktops. press release, Steven Guggenheimer, corporate vice president of the Original Equipment Manufacturer Division at Microsoft said:

Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech 2009

The Nettops that we have now launched take a regular power adapter to provide two-hours back-up at a $10 cost.

Intel's Shot at the Indian Consumer Seema Singh 2011

The Nettops that we have now launched take a regular power adapter to provide two-hours back-up at a $10 cost.

Intel's Shot at the Indian Consumer Seema Singh 2011

The Nettops that we have now launched take a regular power adapter to provide two-hours back-up at a $10 cost.

Intel's Shot At The Indian Consumer Seema Singh 2011

I think as prices continue to fall for Nettops that this type of scenario will take off, especially if someone releases a

The Streaming Content Is There, Just Not Enough People Watching It — Yet 2009

Intel is expected to disclose Tuesday that Atom chips for Netbooks will carry a list price of $44 and operate at 1.6 gigahertz, while Atom chips for Nettops will list for $29 each.

Intel Looks to Power Bottom of Market 2008

The technology giant plans to use the Computex show to tout a line of chips dubbed Atom, which will serve as calculating engines for so-called Nettops and Netbooks, Intel's term for extremely low-priced desktop and portable computers.

Intel Looks to Power Bottom of Market 2008

Nettops are becoming very popular as an alternative to more expensive desktop computers.

SlipperyBrick.com 2010

Nettops are becoming very popular as an alternative to more expensive desktop computers.

SlipperyBrick.com 2010