Where Would You Buy A Crusoe Laptop?
Misha asks: "I have been following Transmeta's news briefs for a little while and besides the stock's constant decline, there seems to be some life to the Crusoe. This story indicates that a new Crusoe-based laptop is appearing in China. Does anyone actually own one or an equivalent from some other manufacturer? Could you please post a review? Pros and cons from anyone reading would be appreciated." Unfortunately, it doesn't look like things have changed in the past year. Besides goods from specialty importers like dynamism.com (check out the Bluetooth camera!), the only Transmeta devices widely available in the U.S. seem to be the last few generations of Sony's Picturebook. I'd hoped for a tidal wave of them -- is there any hope of more widespread Crusoe laptop presence? Or are there good sources already?
If only they'd be free.
Then I'd REALLY want one more than I do now! =)
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That it costs more to buy a laptop with windows and install Linux than it is to buy a laptop with Linux only preloaded?
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Slightly off-topic but on a similar note, does anyone have a link or two to someplace I could purchase a laptop with either linux pre-installed or with no OS installed at all? This was an option at Dell at one point, but apparently not anymore.
Forget C/C++/Assembler/Java/VB... let's do it all in Forth No, seriously... your computer already uses it to boot anyways.
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just another 13 year old trolling away at his mom's computer and thinking he is 1337... fuck off... shitcunt