HP 1910 question..

[Bloop]

I was on HP website looking at the spec's for the HP 1910. I noticed it said "200MHz Intel® PXA 250" for the processor. I was wondering what’s a PXA processor? I thought the HP 1910 had an X-Scale. If they are different which is better a PXA or X-Scale? and why?

[felixdd]

PXA = Xscale. PXA is just the computer-techy-lingo-product-code-model-name-thingy thingamajig (it's actually Intel's assigned model name for it -- but they call it Xscale because it sounds cooler).

[Bloop]

:lol:

[DrtyBlvd]

PXA = Xscale. PXA is just the computer-techy-lingo-product-code-model-name-thingy thingamajig (it's actually Intel's assigned model name for it -- but they call it Xscale because it sounds cooler).

And we fall for it.

Everytime. 8)