I used to have a Fujitsu Lifebook, it ran win2k and had a eth port and
a touch screen. The screen was half height resolution (512x768 iirc).


On 2/1/08, David E. Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ron Wallace wrote:
> > To All,
> > about 6-8 weeks ago someone mentioned a 399 dollar notebook PC. Does anyone 
> > know who was offering that and a URL, please.
> > any help is much appreciated. Thanks to all.
>
> If you were thinking "some assembly required," the One Laptop Per Child
> was about that price, and probably insanely rugged for our use. However,
> the hardware specs were pretty low, and they're no longer for sale. And
> you'd have to fiddle with 'em to install a usable OS (for our purposes,
> the kid-friendly environment they ship with doesn't count).
>
> I'm somewhat disappointed they haven't made a more serious effort to
> commercialize the OLPC gear, as selling a few of them for a profit would
> be an obvious way to fund the distribution of OLPCs to the impoverished
> markets they're ultimately trying to reach.
>
>
> You may also be thinking of the Asus EEE (eeepc.asus.com). It's
> pocket-sized, with built-in Ethernet and wi-fi and can be persuaded to
> run Windows XP, but I'd hate to have to type on that teensy keyboard. I
> still want one, even though the last thing I need is another gadget to
> collect dust next to my Nokia 770 Internet Tablet...
>
>
> Or maybe you're just thinking of "cheap notebooks" and not something
> specifically for WISP-use. Right now, a bottom-of-the-line, minimal
> features Dell Vostro 1000 is available for $399. It's no speed demon but
> would work well enough for most basic use, I imagine.
>
> David Smith
> MVN.net
>
>
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