I'm in the market for a new netbook. I have my eye on the new Asus 1215T which is running an AMD Athlon II Neo K125 CPU. It is single core 64-bit cpu. The system also comes with 2GB of RAM that is upgradeable to 4GB.
They are distributing the netbook loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit. Why 32-bit? Is it not capable of running the 64-bit OS? It would suck to have to buy another Windows license just to be able to upgrade the RAM and utilize all 4GB.
This isn't the only netbook I've seen set up like this. Why would they do that?
They are distributing the netbook loaded with Windows 7 Home Premium 32-bit. Why 32-bit? Is it not capable of running the 64-bit OS? It would suck to have to buy another Windows license just to be able to upgrade the RAM and utilize all 4GB.
This isn't the only netbook I've seen set up like this. Why would they do that?