[Arm-netbook] Looking for an ARM Netbook !

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> Atom chipsets have Intel VT which is "soft OOB." See the article below.
Virtualisation might be a feature used by OOB management software, but they are
not the same thing.
(the article below is about the embedded Atom, which is a different product
line, has different firmware, and often uses different support chipsets. It is
nearly never seen in consumer equipment.)

> DASH is AMD's equivalent to AMT. Since AMT provides soft OOB for Intel's
> Atom processor for netbooks, AMD most likely has it too for AMD's
> netbooks. 
Doesn't follow. (DASH is an independent standard, and, as mentioned, requires
some additional - and thus expensive - hardware and software that consumer
computers do not have.)

> Previously, I was ridiculed for suggesting OOB monitoring on computers
> who's specifications do not include vPRO, AMT or DASH. After reading
> Lkcl Luke's comment, I researched again this time using the search terms
> "Atom". Finally, I found evidence of OOB monitoring that is not in the
> specifications of PCs and not on Intel's list of processors that have
> hard AMT.
Evidence like packet captures? Software artefacts?
 
> Computer manufacturers allow invasion of privacy by failing to include
> in their specifications that their netbooks have soft OOB. Perhaps
> manufacturers don't even know it. Intel and AMD should have a data sheet
> on their websites listing all processors that have soft OOB.
Probably because they don't.