We find ourselves back at Register Hardware who managed to take some happy snaps of some Eee PC-like clone small notebook computers that use Intel's upcoming low power consuming Atom processor.
A new and relatively unknown brand called Thinno was showing notebooks fitted with 1.6GHz Atom processors and 512MB of memory with either Linux or Windows XP.
Next up is a mystery system which some are already suggesting is MSI's Wind PC, as the colors may suggest, but we have no confirmation on that at this stage and will try and get some answers soon.
More over at Register Hardware.
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