These rugged, low-power computers use flash memory instead of a hard drive, and come with a distribution of Linux derived from Red Hat's Fedora as their pre-installed operating system, which comes stored in both a copy on the flash memory and in the on-board ROM backup.Are you excited about this latest offering from the OLPC foundation?
There are lots of great new tablet computers hitting the market soon. Some are quite technically advanced, while others sacrifice power and innovation for very low price points. They all offer unsurpassed freedom of movement, allowing you to integrate your computer use directly into your active day-to-day lifestyle. Which of these mobile platforms are you most excited about?
The simple dry weight of a device is not the only thing to consider when trying to decide which device to buy. For example, some very light devices require frequent battery replacement to remain in a functional state. Some devices require extra accessories and power adapters that increase the total weight you have to lug around. Which of these tablets weighs the least, all in?
Firstview Electronic HK Limited is showing what may be one of the worlds cheapest laptops, it runs Android on a low cost and low power VIA 8505 ARM based 533Mhz processor, with 128MB RAM, 2GB Nand flash, 7" 800x480 screen, WiFi, SD card reader, 3G dongle support. It's supposed to run 4 hours on a 2100mah battery, it loads websites slower than a more expensive computer, but it can be made for only $65 in the Chinese factories when ordered by big resellers in large quantities.
These days there are many different tablet computing platforms available for purchase, so it can be hard to determine where value can be found in the form factor. The proliferation of devices had lead to a lot of customer confusion, as everyone is hesitant to purchase advanced technology when they don't understand the things that differentiate market participants. Which of these tablet computers do you consider the best value for the price?
Asus has finally released its much-anticipated Eee Keyboard, a keyboard with a whole computer built into it. Which of it's features do you consider the most appealing in a computing keyboard?
Spending less than 100 dollars on an MP3 player makes sense these days since there is a wide range of good models in that price range. Which is the best?
