I’m surprised nobody mentioned this thing yet. Are these guys the next Infinum or Liebermann?

Well been thinking of changing my TR for something a little faster and with a bit more storage space. I guess this one will do!  :D

How much will this beauty cost?

Maybe I should just wait till I sell my Ferrari…

I’d be quite skeptical, I would imagine such a breakthrough technology to get lots of coverage. On top of that, the website hardly has hits and isn’t professional looking at all. And I don’t see how such technology would be out commercially in such a short time, I would think governments would be using it for quite awhile before it’s released.
Lastly I believe I’ve read somewhere that there’s still quite a few obstacles before quantum technology can be put to use(namely error correction). But if this is real, it’s damn exciting. (However Quantum computers are great at computing numbers, but not so much for gaming…)

That’s just not fair. Everybody knows somebody, who knows somebody, who’s brother owns the Liebermann flash HDD computer with the front panel LCD display. Of course, nobody has ever seen one, but we know they must exist

Erik

That’s just not fair. Everybody knows somebody, who knows somebody, who’s brother owns the Liebermann flash HDD computer with the front panel LCD display. Of course, nobody has ever seen one, but we know they must exist

Erik

I swear my sister’s friend knows somebody who has a Liebermann too.

I wonder if this laptop will have ‘instant-on’ capability.  That’s just one advantage of non-volatile RAM.

Looking at the photo, it looks like they mocked it up with a Motion Eye camera.  Nice touch!

Here are some specs of the notebook and the price (from jkOnTheRun):
Promising the AtomChip notebook in January 2006 at a price of $8,500 - $15,000 “depending on the completeness” the SG220-2 is a notebook computer with a video camera, 6 cell LiOn battery pack and a proprietary mother board, processor, coprocessor, RAM and storage.  The AtomChip’s main claim to fame is the 1 TB of non-volatile RAM (used as memory) and 2 TB of non-volatile RAM used for storage making a hard drive unnecessary according to the company.  It’s certainly an innovative notebook but we’ll have to see if it ever materializes.  Here are the full specs:

  * Processor: 6.8GHZ CPU (AtomChip® Quantum® II processor
  * Two Operating Systems with Voice Command (Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional and Linux®) / PROMT-Translator (8 languages)
  * Memory: 1TB Quantum-Optical non-volatile RAM (NvIOpSRAM-SODIMM 200-pin)
  * Storage: 2TB non-volatile Quantum RAM (NvIOpRAM-ATA IDE)
  * Optical Drive: DVD Super Multi
  * LCD Display: 12.1” WXGA (1280 x 800, 16:10) TFT Glare Type LCD display with 1.3 Mega pixel CMOS camera
  * Video & Graphics: Two Integrated graphic controllers [Intel®855GME internal graphics, support Intel® DVMT (Dynamic Video Memory Technology) and AtomChip® DVM (Dynamic Video Memory)]
  * Communication: 10/100 Base-T LAN on board, MDC Fax/Modem V.90/V.92 on Board, 802.11a/802.11b/802.11g WLAN, Intel® PRO/Wireless 2100/2200BG/2915ABG network connection, WiFi, Bluetoth, GPRS -with Bluetoth antena, CMOS camera with USB interface, Mega pixel resolution CMOS image
  * Pointing Device: Synaptics touchpad with 4 way scrolling button
  * Application Launch Key: E-mail, Internet, Capture, WLAN / LED Status Indicator: Power, Suspend/Resume, Battery Charging Status, Quantum Storage Access, Num Lock mode, Caps Lock mode, Scroll Lock mode, WLAN Lock mode
  * Keyboard: 3.0mm travel, inverted-T, 88keys with 2 windows key (Internet & Microsoft For Connectivity)
  * Interface Ports Front Side: One 4-in-1 card reader slot (support SDIO/SD/MS Pro/MS), Audio line out, Stereo Microphone-in
  * Interface Ports Left Side: LAN port, Modem port, SVGA–out port, One Type II PCMCIA slot (support CardBus), 1394A port (mini jack)
  * Interface Ports Right Side: USB 2.0 ports x 3
  * Interface Port Rear Side: DC-in, Kensington Lock
  * Audio: Built-in two stereo speakers and Built-in Microphone / AC Adapter (Input: 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz, 1.5A. Output: 20V DC, 2.5A, 50W)
  * Battery: 6 cell Li-lon battery pack. Battery Charge: 3 hrs charge time to 100% capacity while system off and 4 hrs charge time while system on. Battery Life: Approximately 8 hours for AtomChip® Quantum® II processor and 3 hours for 4 x Intel® Pentium® M processors 1.7CHz / BIOS: AMI, Support PnP, password, Bootable from USB and DVD
  * Power Management: ACPI 2.0 compliance / Smart Battery System Support
  * Security: Kensington Lock / Size: 320.0(W) x 242.0(D) x 22.0(H)mm/28.0mm (front/back)
  * Weight: 1.9kg(when fully equipped with AtomChip® Quantum® II processor) and 2,20kg(when fully equipped with 4 x Intel® Pentium® M processors)
  * Packing Accessories: Quick Guide, Support CD (Driver, Utility, Manual), AC Adapter, Power Cord, Battery Pack, BOSE Headphone Music System with noise Cancelling.

Crazy huh?

Myself, I’m waiting for their 3-pin NvIOpRAM modules .     

[quote author=“VAIOfreak”]Here are some specs of the notebook and the price (from jkOnTheRun):
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Crazy huh?

I’m still in shock that this JK guy (who I respect) gave this nonsense even the most remote chance of a possibility. Anyone who looks at the site can clearly see the hoax that it is. The very poor photoshop skills and the 1/8” stereo minijack should be a dead giveaway. Sheesh!  :wink: