It is very good! If you want to make doubly sure, check the system properties. The TC1000 has a Transmeta processor, while the TC1100 uses various Intel processors.
First of all, TC1100's are better than TC1100 ri
First of all, TC1100's are better than TC1100 right?
As you guys may know from my last few threads I bought a TC1000, I bought it on eBay.com.au, and there was quiet a delay in it arriving here! Something to do with damaged stock, and at one stage he offered me a TC1100 for extra money, I said no and that I'd take a refund, next thing I know he says he's managed to source me a TC1000 and it'll be here shortly, anyways it did arrive here pretty quick after that.
Now that it's finally repaired and I've had a chance to use it, I was regestering with HP, and it detected that I had a TC1100, and I was thinking "geez, these people are on drugs, it's a TC1000".
So I fliped it over to see what the Serial and Part Number sticker says, and it's got 'CTC1100promo' on it amoungst some other stuff, so I went back to teh original packaging and the receipt and that, and it all says TC1100!
So it seems they've upgraded me to a TC1100 instead! And I presume this is a good thing right? They didn't charge me any extra either!
It is very good! If you want to make doubly sure, check the system properties. The TC1000 has a Transmeta processor, while the TC1100 uses various Intel processors.
It's an Intell Pentium M so that confirms TC1100! Score!
Big score. There are also Celeron versions of the TC1100, but you got a Pentium M. Very good indeed.
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