There's a trend apparently to offer a computer narrowed to the most
common usage of the most common end-users (internet, mail, IM, viewing)
as well as to pack the dsl box with some computing ressource.

Hereafter the pointers:
Linutop, the good enough PC http://www.linutop.com
based on ARM Geode proc, though the product isn't yet shipped

The Easy Gate, the PC, router,dsl presented by the french ISP Neuf
Cegetel
http://www.groupeneufcegetel.fr/html/en/Press/Neuf_Cegetel_launches_Easy_Neuf_and_unveils_the_Easy_Gate_the_first___digibox___combining_broadband_internet_access_and_the_main_features_of_a_PC.html
Hell, this URL is very long! There's a spreadsheet in pdf at this location, all 
is OSS

I think that the latter offer is the killer, ISPs better have to provide
the PC included in their suscribtion fee if they want to get more
suscribers.

Does this trend exist in the US and elsewhere?


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