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Taipei (Taiwan) – The first Intel Atom-powered Mobile Internet Device (MID) could be quite expensive. The handheld Gigabyte M528 with its 800 MHz Atom CPU, 512 MB RAM and 8 GB SSD will cost approximately $1131, according to Engadget. However prices could go higher/lower because Gigabyte hasn’t announced official pricing just yet.
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