New Web-Based Netbook From Litl — Based On Clutter, Uncluttered
cananian writes "The webbook company of Gnome's own Havoc Pennington (with a healthy dose of ex-Nokia and ex-OLPC engineers) finally shed its secrecy today, with a new web site and an article in the WSJ. Technical specs on the hardware were found by Engadget last week, and now comes a bit more information on the software behind the UI. Most of the client software is written in JavaScript with GTK/Clutter bindings, and the UI has some superficial similarities to Pentagram's designs for OLPC's Sugar."
Let me be the first to say that this thing's gonna be huge!
This guy's the limit!
This product will be awesome for one simple reason:
The founder is named Havoc Pennington
Seriously! That's a Bad-assed name. That's like halfway from what you might expect Duke Nukem to name his dog or child.
I'll buy one, just so I can claim I have a Havoc machine.
Normal netbooks can't get propped up like easels. Duh! $350 netbook hinges!
With that weight, it's more of a netbrick than a netbook.
SJW n. One who posts facts.
From the official site (http://litl.com/versatile/every-room-in-the-house.htm):
First of all, it’s light—as light as 3 pounds of feathers
Wow, and that's how much pounds of plastic?