Asus Ramps up for Nvidia ION 2 Releases

DJ Brady | Feb 01, 2010 | 0 comments

Over at Engadget, there was a quick mention of the Nvidia ION 2 platform. Asus Atom N450-based Eees are expected to drop to the mid $400 range once N27-/280 Netbooks are phased out. A tablet swivel model (T101MT) may also release that could be based off of the ION 2 platform. The Inquirer mentioned some rumors about the ION 2 specs. The general consensus is that it will be approx twice the power ION is.

It is possible that the ION 2 will be a GeForce G310 GPU.

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Tags: acer, ausu, ion, ion 2, netbooks, Nvidia

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