Comments on: Miniature Linux Laptop for £160 from RM in the UK - Eee PC Review http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/ Gadget reviews from a gadget lover Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:54:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: steveb http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-198 steveb Sat, 19 Jan 2008 11:30:02 +0000 http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-198 this has to be the best review i've seen so far and is quite complete. how does the low resolution affect your work? to be honest, i'm just looking for a replacement for my pda which i use mostly for multimedia and browsing. this has to be the best review i’ve seen so far and is quite complete.
how does the low resolution affect your work?
to be honest, i’m just looking for a replacement for my pda which i use mostly for multimedia and browsing.

]]> By: gadgetblogger http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-199 gadgetblogger Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:44:32 +0000 http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-199 The resolution is fine depending on how long you are looking at the screen. I would suggest if you are using it for long hours (typing or using excel for example) to hook up an external monitor via the VGA port :-). I use mine mainly for browsing the web, viewing streaming video wirelessly and archiving photos when Im away from home. The good thing about this box is that you can carry it in your rucksack without knowing you have it and pull it out at any internet cafe or hotspot to surf the web. It also has sound a built in microphone , wi-fi and web cam. I doubt many pda's can beat that. Theres a lot more you can do with this than a PDA. The good thing about the EEPC running Linux is that you have a whole host of free open source software at your fingertips. The resolution is fine depending on how long you are looking at the screen.

I would suggest if you are using it for long hours (typing or using excel for example) to hook up an external monitor via the VGA port :-).

I use mine mainly for browsing the web, viewing streaming video wirelessly and archiving photos when Im away from home. The good thing about this box is that you can carry it in your rucksack without knowing you have it and pull it out at any internet cafe or hotspot to surf the web. It also has sound a built in microphone , wi-fi and web cam. I doubt many pda’s can beat that.

Theres a lot more you can do with this than a PDA. The good thing about the EEPC running Linux is that you have a whole host of free open source software at your fingertips.

]]> By: Richard http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-201 Richard Wed, 30 Jan 2008 16:48:27 +0000 http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-201 your review persuades me, I'd like one and could make good use of it. But I can't find one! The link you give has a premium price of £248 for the 2 Gb model. Any idea who else is selling it? Is it out of stock? Thanks, Richard your review persuades me, I’d like one and could make good use of it. But I can’t find one! The link you give has a premium price of £248 for the 2 Gb model. Any idea who else is selling it? Is it out of stock?

Thanks,

Richard

]]> By: gadgetblogger http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-202 gadgetblogger Sat, 02 Feb 2008 13:45:53 +0000 http://gadgetblogger.co.uk/2007/12/23/miniature-linux-laptop-for-160-from-rm-in-the-uk-eee-pc-review/#comment-202 Hi Richard In the UK the primary distributor is RM. They offer a reasonable price. Im aware being rip off Britain we will pay more than the United States but theres nothing we can do about this. They sell the 2Gb model for £169 + VAT and the 4Gb model for £199 + VAT. The link for RM is as follows http://www.rm.com/Primary/Products/Product.asp?cref=PD1030046&SrcURL=/primary/Default.asp Hi Richard
In the UK the primary distributor is RM. They offer a reasonable price. Im aware being rip off Britain we will pay more than the United States but theres nothing we can do about this. They sell the 2Gb model for £169 + VAT and the 4Gb model for £199 + VAT.

The link for RM is as follows

http://www.rm.com/Primary/Products/Product.asp?cref=PD1030046&SrcURL=/primary/Default.asp

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