Anon Y Mous wrote:
same as M10 only with the bigger higher res screen (and upgrade to nVidia
graphics instead of Intel 3100 which is very slow on non-Windows OS.
I haven't tried the Intel 3100 chipset, but I do know that all of the nvidia
graphics chipsets I have tried with OpenSolaris
I was surprised how slow the 3100 is even under windows - full scren video
playback show noticable tearing.
Andrew.
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Which Toshiba OpenSolaris laptop are you talking about? The Portege or the
Tecra M10? If you go to this link:
http://www.opensolaris.com/toshibanotebook/
You'll see that the Portege has the tiny 12.1 screen, while the Tecra M10 has
a massive 14.1 Widescreen AND it's less expensive than the
Which Toshiba OpenSolaris laptop are you talking
about? The Portege or the Tecra M10? If you go to
this link:
http://www.opensolaris.com/toshibanotebook/
You'll see that the Portege has the tiny 12.1
screen, while the Tecra M10 has a massive 14.1
Widescreen AND it's less expensive than
same as M10 only with the bigger higher res screen (and upgrade to nVidia
graphics instead of Intel 3100 which is very slow on non-Windows OS.
I haven't tried the Intel 3100 chipset, but I do know that all of the nvidia
graphics chipsets I have tried with OpenSolaris (such as the nvidia
The Toshiba laptops available in the UK have that have OpenSolaris
pre-installed have quite small screens. I can recommend the Tecra A9 for use
with OpenSolaris as well. It seems to share most of the platform specific
elements like keyboard FN key and volume control with the M10 so everything
