www.pcworld.co.uk list it for GBP500 (equivalent to US$1000), which is quite high given its limited feature set!
I'll be following the product closely to see when it comes down in price and how well linux runs on it - I'd think the Fujitsu U810/U8240/wotsit is a better bet for ultraportability.
Full Version: Via Nanobook Aka Packard Bell Easynote Xs
Please see the comparison with eee PC.
It costs not more than US$600.
The way it evolves, I would rather wait for Apple's sub-notebook in 2008.
It costs not more than US$600.
The way it evolves, I would rather wait for Apple's sub-notebook in 2008.
OQO 2 if I got one. Small enough to go when the Toughbook M34 dosen't.
QUOTE(scottlfa @ Nov 26 2007, 02:37 AM) 
OQO 2 if I got one. Small enough to go when the Toughbook M34 dosen't.
before you buy an OQO, read comments on this forum by meanie who's not the happiest of OQO owners - it seems to have spent as much time away being repaired as actually in use!
Does the nanobook run any known distro (without some annoying hitch- like no wifi,or no suspend)?
After reading up on GPL violations and distro problems my enthusiasm for the eeepc has diminished
After reading up on GPL violations and distro problems my enthusiasm for the eeepc has diminished
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