> This particular implementation appears to include things that the > generic FreedomBox would not need (Composite/HDMI video),
I think its something to consider. A Freedombox with HDMI out is one that can be configured and used all on its own by people who don't have any separate computer. Even users that do have a separate computer can still use this feature when initially configuring the box. Also, machines in this class aren't about to become serious high-end "home media centers" or game consoles anytime soon but... lo-fi? At that price? They'd fly off the shelves. > and not > include things many (most?) of us see as mandatory (built-in > networking). There is that, yeah. > I'll be interested to see if they can hit their target price of $25. That's the question. On the other hand, the more projects that aim for something like this, I guess, the more likely some will hit. -t _______________________________________________ Freedombox-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/freedombox-discuss
