Have you folks heard about this? Especially you ed people.
http://laptop.media.mit.edu/laptop-contact.html
Runs on Linux. Let's make some great freeware for it!
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Quoting Thomas McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have you folks heard about this? Especially you ed people.
http://laptop.media.mit.edu/laptop-contact.html
Runs on Linux. Let's make some great freeware for it!
THere was a project a few years ago that tried to use RISC OS (stalled because
the
Has been presented this week again at the Tunisian United Nations e-
Information Worldwide Conference (sorry for the french spoken issue) :
http://solutions.journaldunet.com/actualite/depeche/28/112305/
le_prototype_d_un_ordinateur_portable_a_100_dollars_presente_a_tunis.sht
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Best,
Le 18
Yeah, I've seen it bandied about on the Newton list as well as on MacNN.
I think it's based on something like a 333 MHz G3 processor (or analog)...
Apple offered Free OS X but MIT declined.
The reviews I have read haven't been favorable... but I've only read the
reviews/comments.
Judy
On Fri,
Aren't there some crank-based ones too? One or more cranks for 30 min.
battery life I think... I'll take a look to see if I didn't delete any of
the Newtontalk posts.
Judy
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THere was a project a few years ago that tried to use RISC OS (stalled
I myself could *really* use that sometimes.
And if they want crank-based software too, maybe I could help . . .
Charles Hartman
On Nov 18, 2005, at 1:06 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Aren't there some crank-based ones too? One or more cranks for 30
min.
battery life I think... I'll take a look
