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 Intel Core i3 laptops start at about $600.  Any of these should be=20
powerful enough to do CPU decoding.  Maybe someday in the future VA-API=20
hardware acceleration may be supported under Linux.<br>
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3. Any laptop with GT 220M and Intel CPU &gt; 2.0 GHz<br>
Cost &gt; $725<br>
Screen size is 15&quot; or greater<br>
Battery life around 2-5 hours<br>
The GT 220 will support Advanced 2X de-interlacing for VDPAU and=20
high-def content with longer battery life.  The CPU will support=20
everything else thrown at it that cannot be decoded via VDPAU.<br>
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4. Wait until the nVidia Tegra 2 tablets are released<br>
These should be able to run on Ubuntu, but it may take some time before=20
official support occurs.  The majority will be released under Android=20
OS.<br>
<br>Any comments?

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