What do you think of netbooks eCAFÉ ™ EX HD? the price of notebooks is
contained, is around 200 euros...
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
LED screen: 10.1 inch, 1024*600, high brightness
Storage: 16Gb extensible to 72Gb: 8Go Flash (iNAND) + 8Gb SDHC card +
additional 50GB available online**
ARM
I'm using an Asus 1015 PE netbook, and like it!
Not sure whether all the pieces are free-software-compatible, but, that
looks like a decent machine for someone who doesn't need much screen and
doesn't plan to do demanding things like gaming. The price, size, and
battery life are right. I've
I am using Trisquel 5.5 on a Gateway LT4004u.
It has:
10.1 inch LED backlit display
1024 x 600 resolutions
0.3 mega pixel webcam and microphone
Intel Atom Cedar Trail 1.6 GHz N2600
Intel GMA 3600 integrated graphics card.
1 GB of DDR3 RAM
250 GB HDD
~$250 (USD)
The internal wireless card is a
That machine sounds comparable to my Asus. I wouldn't want to do big
compiles or lots of audio processing, but, for everyday work, it's all I
need. The Asus is all vanilla Intel, and Gnome Shell even works.
-Dave
On 07/05/2012 10:35 AM, zw...@member.fsf.org wrote:
I am using Trisquel
My notebook is simply the Acer Aspire One D270 Cedar Trail with Gateway
branding. But all notebooks are more or less the same machine anyways...
On 05/07/12 15:19, Dave Hunt wrote:
Not sure whether all the pieces are free-software-compatible, but, that
I've got a couple of Genesi Efika MX Smarttops (around 100 GBP each from
newit.co.uk), they use the Freescale(tm) i.MX515 SoC like the eCAFE(tm).
AIUI the 2D display driver is free
Moral of the story ... I advised against this netbook? advise me as a netbook
with GNU / Linux pre-installed?
The netbook situation isn't good. The market crashed and things aren't what
they could be. We had a 13.3 light notebook. There is no built-in optical
drive and it is more than a netbook would be... but it does have free
software drivers for the internal wireless card:
