> James Brewer wrote:
>> Paul,
>> I have one. Let me know what you want me to try. I haven't had a
>> chance to wring it out yet
>> but it should do most of the things you want. Lots of hacks on the
>> internet for it. I'm a dealer and
>> everyone that has seen it loves it. The two cons have been small
>> screen and the small keys (guys).
>> The video camera is low res but there are lots of add-ons via USB.
>> Of course, the MS weenies want to
>> load WinXP.
>>
>> Jim Brewer
>>
>
> Great! Good news.
> Is the 8 meg version available from you yet? I just went to Best Buys
> and they did not have it in stock.
>
> Try logging on my web site
http://www.rotaryeng.net
> and Scroll down to the videos.
> See which ones work as there is a variety of video formats on there.
>
>
> I notice it has a VGA connector on the back so try it with a larger
> monitor. I need that feature when I give forums at air shows as I
> connect
> it to a projector. Does Asus have a larger note book with Linux
> pre installed? Money or size is not the issue here. Getting Linux
> to work
> with all video formats and other features has been my main problem.
>
> I also need a USB plug in box that uses cell phone type wireless so
> I can
> access the Internet from anywhere not limited to hotels or coffee
> shops.
>
> Small size is nice but I could tolerate something a bit bigger if
> the key board was full size.
>
> Windows is totally out of the question for me.
>
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
>
> Apple is comming out with the worlds thinnest notebook maybe you
> should
> holdout for one of these in the smaller size
>
> Clifton
>
>
> They don't run Linux and they are over priced. Linux is not pre
> installed.
> --
> Paul Lamar ...No rotor no motor.
Linux can be run on a Mac. Just google Linux for Mac. Jerry
If you're going to buy a used, old Mac at a good price, I can see it.
Otherwise it seems like you're paying a lot to get OSX and then you're
throwing it away.. Macs had nice hardware until they switched to Intel
only (boooo). They still have nice screens though.
Matt-
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