Why not simply license Brazil's Voting System? I am working as a volunteer in Brazil's city elections this years. The machines are simple and reliable, here are the specs.
CPU: Geode National - 200 MHz.
RAM: 64mb on board.
2 USB and 1 parallel on board.
IDE and Floppy interface.
2 30mb flash disks - one for program and the other for the results.
1 floppy disk drive - sadly that's how we deliver the votes... but its quite error free because the votes are also printed. and theres also the flash disk.
9,4" LCD
Here's the new model http://www.procomp.com.br/projesp.asp
The only real bug in Brazil's votting system is the elector heehe... We elected a drunk last election for president... well... better than Bush... but still a drunk... ehehee
hahaaha... sounds like a guy i met a long time in the deepness of the net REIROM who was quite a personality in the Emuscene. He was Often talking about his EMUALLSYSTEMS capable of emulation all video games/computers. LOL++
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Why not simply license Brazil's Voting System? I am working as a volunteer in Brazil's city elections this years. The machines are simple and reliable, here are the specs. CPU: Geode National - 200 MHz. RAM: 64mb on board. 2 USB and 1 parallel on board. IDE and Floppy interface. 2 30mb flash disks - one for program and the other for the results. 1 floppy disk drive - sadly that's how we deliver the votes... but its quite error free because the votes are also printed. and theres also the flash disk. 9,4" LCD Here's the new model http://www.procomp.com.br/projesp.asp The only real bug in Brazil's votting system is the elector heehe... We elected a drunk last election for president... well... better than Bush... but still a drunk... ehehee
hahaaha... sounds like a guy i met a long time in the deepness of the net REIROM who was quite a personality in the Emuscene. He was Often talking about his EMUALLSYSTEMS capable of emulation all video games/computers. LOL++