Can AMR and Scrapebox run on a NetBook?

[Bross]

I'm talking the 10.1 inches, intel ATOM powered machines.
Running in terms of resources and Screen resolution..

Any advise will be great / Thanks.

 

[SilverMovieDownloads]

i think it depends more on internet connection then system specs

 

[The Volatile]

It depends on your maximum resolution. I have both installed on my netbook so I have a copy with me everywhere I go but my previous netbook couldn't support them because its maximum resolution wasn't high enough.

 

[Bross]

What screen resolution should I be looking at?
The Netbook I consider buying is 1024x600.

>> reviews.cnet.com/laptops/asus-eee-pc-1015pem/4505-3121_7-34180963.html

It depends on your maximum resolution. I have both installed on my netbook so I have a copy with me everywhere I go but my previous netbook couldn't support them because its maximum resolution wasn't high enough.

 

[┼blackrat┼]

Grab a vps!

 

[Bross]

It's not only for Mass linking.. It's for working outside and on to go. I work with a huge Lenovo which I don't even like taking off the table..

Grab a vps!

 

[The Volatile]

What screen resolution should I be looking at?
The Netbook I consider buying is 1024x600.

>> reviews.cnet.com/laptops/asus-eee-pc-1015pem/4505-3121_7-34180963.html

I forget the max resolution of my new netbook but I know my old netbook had a max resolution of 1024 x 576 and it was too low. I'll get you the max on my new netbook when I head home.

 

[cbnoob]

I think a netbook would run SB ok but you will not have good experience when running AMR on it. It's quite slow here on my dual core e6600 and 2GB of RAM

 

[The Volatile]

It's not only for Mass linking.. It's for working outside and on to go. I work with a huge Lenovo which I don't even like taking off the table..

Haha...I was in the same boat. I have a couple netbooks and a "Desktop Replacement" laptop which is basically used for business trips. If I'm running around town, I'm rollin with a netbook!

 

[┼blackrat┼]

 

[macdonjo3]

At the same time? I think 512mb of ram will run them one at a time. I use to have a $7 VPS that had 512mb of ram and it did the trick until I moved to my high end dedi/vps.