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Anyone who buys themselves an Atom-based computer will be kicking themselves in the very near future. People are discovering that battery life isn't everything and there will be a move to more powerful platforms... and F%&k! the battery. People want small, light, cheap, and actually useful.
atom does appear to be a fad, but i don't see a battery here..
There are any uses that don't require a speedy processor.
#3 - Yes, a Skype / Magic Jack computer, which can also act as a file server.
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what does a battery have to do with this pc barebone?
waiting it out for the next Atom generation.
refuse to spend money on this brand
#1, i dont see a battery on this thing.
with that said, i have a dual core atom based NAS running off a 60 watt power supply and it works great. very useful.
Congrats to #2, #5 and #8 who all spotted that this doesn't use a battery. Your prizes are in the mail.
Whoa...back up...mine has a battery...what gives here...some kind of scam no doubt.
I got one and you didn't...sucker.