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Old 07-28-2013, 10:10 AM   #86
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...I guess the Atom is just not powerfull enough to run a full Windows 8 installation. This one was 64gb which for a full Windows install these days would be the minimum I would go for.
My Dell Latitude 10 and the Asus VivoTab Smart (sold it) come with an Atom processor as well, so do some Asus and Samsung tablets.
Of course you recognise the difference to the i5 on Microsoft Surface Pro.
But the Atom processors perform surprisingly well. And they don't need a fan and have longer battery durations.
If this one "stutters" (didn't check it out intensively enough, to experience this myself), it's not the Atom processor per-se.
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