OP wrote:
} The Asus notebook-PC: model Eee 2G surf, at my local store
} priced equivalent to U$385, had no documentation.
}
} And the [linux] loading of Open-Office-2.0 was faster than
} my PC. So I guess it uses a fast CPU. But this means plenty
} battery power consumption ?
}
} Please tell what is the full-charged-battery-life expected to
} be. And what type of cells does it use ?

Nat ag wrote:-

I've read that Atom will be for less power consumption.
Which is how it aims for very portable devices.

The Asus notebook-PC: model Eee 2G surf, at my local store
priced equivalent to U$385, had no documentation.

And the [linux] loading of Open-Office-2.0 was faster than
my PC. So I guess it uses a fast CPU. But this means plenty
battery power consumption ?

Please tell what is the full-charged-battery-life expected to
be. And what type of cells does it use ?

TIA,

==Chris Glur.

Lenovo seems to have dropped their Linux laptops, does anyone know if this
is a permanent move or if they are just getting ready to switch over to a
newer model?

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Anyone actually seen an asus eee 901 on linux yet? any good?

Hi,
I'd like to buy a new laptop (low cost around 600 euros).
Can you suggest me a laptop (the best one within this prize) that is
fully compatible with linux?
Everything should be work correctly (i.e., integrated web cam, suspend
and hibernate functions,
video out (this is fundamental, I usually use laptop to make
presentations using a projector), and so on..)
I see Laptop from Dell, but I cannot buy them for some reasons. (oh
actually if a Dell has the same caratteristics
of another one, but it costs about 200 euros lesser, you can suggest
it :-) )

Any suggestion?
Can you motivate your choice?

Thanks.
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Hi there,

I was wondering if anybody is using a Motion Computing LE1700 Slate with
Linux.

The Hardware seems to be a more or less generic Centrino System. And it does
indeed work out of the Box using a Live Linux System.

Anyway, I did not yet manage to get the digitizer working.

Unfortunately neither lsusb nor lspci do show up any suitable device.

Any hint?

Sven