While this may work for most of us. The thing is, the movie quality that we get from this setup is good only for standard movie viewing. Most netbooks will not allow us to watch movies in at least 720p resolution.

Enter Intel’s plan of bringing its Cedar Trail-M Atom chipset which will probably be available by second half of June 2001.  According to Fudzilla, this new platform will fully support 1080p HD Video plus better handling of other media and graphics. It will also  support HDMI output to make it easy for us to hookup netbooks on our HDTV.

But that’s in 2011. In the meantime, we have to contend with watching low-quality movies on our netbooks.

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While we haven’t heard of any more netbooks featuring a high resolution like the Akoya Mini E1312, other netbooks are adopting the HDMI port feature. The F88 is no different and will also feature a HDMI port for HD display. The netbook also won’t include the standard Intel Atom processor, but rather a VIA Nano 1.6GHz CPU. Looks wise, it’s very similar to the Eee PC 1002HA.

Impressively the netbook can support up to 4GB of RAM and will feature a hard drive of between 60GB and 500GB. Other specs of the F88 netbook, which is likely to be renamed upon launch, include WiFi, VIA S3 Chrome 9 graphics, 10 inch display and a 1.3 megapixel camera. Other configurations include a higher resolution camera and the option of built in 3G and Bluetooth.

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