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@canllaith- canllaith: @mfindlater Quite a few are stuck on Android 1.6 though, which is worth thinking carefully about. 2.x is quite improved.
- canllaith: @mfindlater there's actually quite a few 'budget' ones - note the $399 LG options http://bit.ly/cd4hQY
- canllaith: @mfindlater you don't ask for much do you! HTC Hero? http://bit.ly/agtZwO I have Hero & Nexus One, Hero isn't a bad cheap option.
- canllaith: Just stumbled across this - http://www.opensuse-guide.org/ exceptional beginner's guide to #opensuse #suse
- canllaith: @CraHan I'm enjoying it
Category Archives: Netbook
Windows 7 on Atom
Netbooks. Yeah, I’m moderately obsessed with them. So however is most of the rest of the industry, seeing netbooks as the first small step toward the ubiquitous internet that’s been predicted for most of the time I’ve been alive. One … Continue reading
Review: HP Mini 1001TU with MIE
I keep promising myself that I wont do this again. It’s actually getting a little embarrassing, really. I can tell that my friends think I have a problem, but are too polite to mention it. This time I managed to … Continue reading
Linux.Conf.Au – Getting Ready
January is here and it’s that time of year for penguin-lovers everywhere to make their annual migration south to Australia to flock together. Linux.conf.au is one of the world’s most popular technical Linux conferences, and for it’s 10th anniversary is … Continue reading
EeePC 901
I picked up the ASUS EeePC 901 Windows 12G edition in black from Ascent about a week ago and I don’t think I’ve gone anywhere without it since. I’m getting between 5 – 7 hours battery life pretty consistently and … Continue reading
Ingram Micro Showcase
I spent a very enjoyable two hours today at the Ingram Micro Showcase. I had a pretty good look at the ASUS Eee 1000, the HP Mini Note and what was for me the star of the show, the Acer … Continue reading
Day by Day
The netbook is fast finding a comfortable niche as a second or even third computer. The majority of consumers seem to be buying them to supplement the systems they already own. I certainly saw the Eee that way when I … Continue reading