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computers are so cheap now, even unemployed people can afford them!
free markets + competition + specialization + division of labor + technological innovation = prosperity for everyone (eventually)
oh yeah, this comes with linux on it too! linux is a free operating system built by lots of individual contributors all over the world. so maybe we should add passion and generosity to that list. thanks linux community!
Eee PC 1005 HAB Netbook running Windows XP Intel Atom Processor 1.6 GHz 1 GB of Ram 10.1" screen 160GB HD
Eee PC Asus review, infelizmente rodando o Mula. Incrivelmente pequeno e robusto comparado ao Palm.
- Processador Intel Celeron M 353 ULV 900 MHz;
- Memória RAM DDR2, 667 MHz, de 512 MB (expansível até 2 GB);
- Memória Flash de 4 GB (em substituição ao HD);
- Tela LCD TFT de 7" e resolução de 800x480 pixels;
- Webcam de 0,3 megapixels;
- 3 portas USB 2.0;
- 1 porta Ethernet;
- Saídas para microfone e fone de ouvido;
- Saída VGA;
- Leitor de cartões de memória SD/MMC;
- Microfone embutido;
- Wireless 802.11b/g Atheros AR5BXB63;
- Bateria de 4 células, Li-Ion, 5200 mAh;
- Touchpad com botão e rolagem de tela;
- Áudio Realtek ALC6628;
- Vídeo Intel GMA 900;
- Entrada Kensington lock para prender o Eee PC a um cabo de segurança.
Mounted underneath my desk, running Ubuntu linux. Right now it's just an asterisk server, I'm hoping to get some file sharing going with it soon!
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Raine, my 4 yr old, had no problem learning with the new Eee. She picked up Linux with incredible ease. I wish more kids had the opportunity to learn a free operating system early in life.
I was in a meeting in an adjacent building when I saw this picture. The only trouble is the light had changed by the time the meeting finished and the shadows of the trees were no longer on the building front panels. Oh well. Maybe I should have stopped the meeting and grabbed the shot.
Jacques was traveling with an eee PC (left) and an Nokia N800 (bottom) on his bike trip.
The eee PC came with Linux pre-installed. I showed him how to get more out his small screen by using the Firefox "F11" command for full-screen, as well as the Google Maps Full Screen "user style", which allows for larger visible maps. These two tips in combination made a big difference.
I also tried to upgrade his Firefox to version 3 which provides an even fuller screen mode, but the download from getfirefox.com required a newer version of GTK than was available.
Overall, my impression was in line with the reviews that I read: It's extremely quiet, light and portable, and easily runs applications like Firefox. The small screen size and cramped keyboard are the significant drawbacks.
However, given the portability and the $350 price tag, it's no surprise that they are becoming popular with bike tourists.
The N800 was also impressive. The screen is bright and dense with pixels, and applications are designed to make full use of the small screen. Jacques demonstrated Gmail on the small screen, and it looked fairly usable. At least, for read-only usage. The stylus-based input looked slow to type with. He carried it in addition to the laptop because he uses it as Skype/wifi phone to make extremely cheap or free calls back home to Canada.