Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? Development is continuing. The OS X version that was seen at the Vienna meeting was close to complete (I still need to write the manual and do some testing, though). On Windows, all new features are done, but I'm currently rewriting the Windows 7 version of full screen emulation. Thanks, Daniele ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Hi Dilwyn, OK ... we seemed to have escaped the Tony Police ... :-) ... for now, with this posting. It is MSHOME in Win XP, I have made the subtle change to MCHOME on my system. How do you do the QPC2 shareable part ? Is that just making the executable a Share, as well the QXL.WIN a Share - the latter just being a large File ? I haven't tried setting QPC2, itself, as shareable. Obviously, Folders are easy to make as Shared, so that they appear to all machines on the network. Mine is a Peer to Peer PC network, not through a Server. As a temporary measure, all I did was copy my QPC2 folder into Shared Documents and each PC could run it from there. I don't think you need to flag the executable as Share - I just made sure the folder could be shared as it was within the Shared Documents. Probably not the best way of doing things, but was good enough to test it could all work. Then all I did was create a new shortcut icon on each PC to run it from there. If anyone can provide better ways of doing this I'm sure Malcolm and I would appreciate guidance, as I can't say I'm familiar with PC networking like this. Would be even better if someone could show how to restrict QPC2 to certain users only. Come to something hasn't it when we are discussing a QPC network over wireless or cable networks nowadays! Which has just given me an idea for something to try...although I can't get the other PCs to print to my printer (e.g. Word from Ann's laptop) because of the Windows driver issues despite being set to Share, I wonder if QPC printing to it would be any different? The Epson is a Stylus 880 Colour with Esc/P2 control codes. I don't know if this would behave any differently? Dilwyn Jones Dilwyn ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
In message a8eb80d94417417f9f629daeb84ee...@d3hkh9x94, Dilwyn Jones dil...@evans1511.fsnet.co.uk writes Malcolm Cadman wrote : Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks. One of which is as low as £129.99. PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ... :-) I specifically wanted one with this spec, including Windoze 7: my first experience of it, albeit Home Starter, which is adequate for what I want to do with the little netbook - a mobile QL (QPC) with web access, email and plenty of storage. I think it was IJTDirect who did a Windows CE netbook for £80 recently, though I can't remember if it was 7 or 10 inch screen. BTW, I bet Tony won't half be pleased we've screwed up his preferred bottom posting :o) Dilwyn Jones Clip Hi Dilwyn, Yes, we had better just get our email posting sorted out before the Tony Police get on to us ... :-) Your choice sounds very good. As you say it is fit for purpose. The lowest cost Maplin's notebook is a 7 screen. They also have the MS Wind, on an offer, which is 10, with Windows 7. I am getting closer to being tempted by one of these . Have you been able to network it ? -- Malcolm Cadman ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
BTW, I bet Tony won't half be pleased we've screwed up his preferred bottom posting :o) Dilwyn Jones Clip Hi Dilwyn, Yes, we had better just get our email posting sorted out before the Tony Police get on to us ... :-) Your choice sounds very good. As you say it is fit for purpose. The lowest cost Maplin's notebook is a 7 screen. I think I remember seeing one last time I was ta a Maplins in Llandudno. They also have the MS Wind, on an offer, which is 10, with Windows 7. Similar price to the Zoostorm and similar spec? I seem to recall that Jochen described his wife's MSI Wind last year either in Quanta mag or QL Today. I am getting closer to being tempted by one of these . Have you been able to network it ? Up to a point: 1. Gets onto internet easily enough (had a minor problem pairing it to the Livebox Orange router, but it's not the first laptop to give that problem, so I think it was a wireless router issue, not a netbook issue) 2. The other PCs in this house will share quite well with it - my desktop, Ann's laptop and the little EeeePc all talk to it happily. Just remember that the default workgroup might be a different name in pre-Vista and Post-Vista Windoze versions (think they default to WORKGROUP in XP and something like HOME in Vista and Windoze7 3. Not tried Sernet. It doesn't have a serial port, and I have no idea if sernet would work through one of the little USB-RS232C adaptor leads you can get (vaguely same principle as Miracle QL serial-par interface). What does work is making QPC2 and QXL.WIN shareable and make shortcuts from all PCs to the one copy, you can then run the same QPC on any one of the machines at a time (not secure though, i think that needs a bit more work to make it available to certain users only?), i think you can run more than one copy but only one can be written to, the others read only (confirm that, Marcel?) 4. Printer sharing - depends on drivers I think. It can see my Stylus 880 and Ann's HP PSC1510 over the network, and both are set to share, but you get errors when trying to print. Actually, not just the netbook, none of the PCs will print to the others' printers - I know for mine the manufacturer website says the printer driver ain't up to it, not checked the other one. I think these 10 inch netbooks are really handy little things, much more useable than the older 7 inch screen ones like the original EeePC (those work well enough, but screen and keyboard just too small). Plenty of them around, research which ones you want at what price. If like me your needs are fairly basic in one of these compared to your main computer, they're quite adequate if all you want is a little mobile system to run QPC and access the web using Windows. Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
[Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- Windows 7 Home Starter 10.1 inch 1024x600 TFT screen, 1.6GHz processor, 1GB RAM (Windoze7 ran faster than I expected with just 1GB RAM), 250GB 250 GB hard disk, SD card reader 802.11b/g/n wireless, 10/100 wired LAN 0.3MP webcam, stereo speakers (work, but not great quality as you might expect) and sockets for external mic and speaker 3 hours battery life (disappointing - many netbooks do more than this now) 2 USB2.0 ports VGA out socket for external monitor Some fairly basic software - M$ Works9,M$Office trial version So far, it's been used mostly as a mobile QL using QPC2, I haven't yet tried the other QL emulators, and for internet access, for which it's pretty ideal. Makes a great little mobile QL - the 10 inch screen and almost full size keyboard makes it so much more of a pleasure to use than my beloved little old EeePC with it's little 7 inch screen. Apparently, the 250GB HD, 1GB RAM and 10 inch screen is the best manufacturers are allowed to supply with Win7 Home Starter. Seen a comment by Zoostorm that the RAM slot in theory is capable of taking a 2GB RAM, but as they aren't able to supply it with more than 1GB they haven't even tested that! Now for the negatives, and there aren't many: The wireless was a bit of a trial to begin with (read reviews on the web which says early models were actually shipped with wrong drivers for it, that they recommend you delete the supplied driver then let Windoze reinstall it), probably because of a peculiarity of the Orange Livebox wireless router we have here, loads of computers have problems pairing with it, but once I persuaded it to pair up after several tries, it's been fine since. Wireless reception is good - picks up more signals around our street than any of the other computers in this house. It has only 2 USB ports, though you can use a hub of course. Web reviews are mixed. People who like it praise it to the hilt, people who don't seem to be taking them back to Argos for refunds! Tech Support via Argos, not Zoostorm (though you can contact them via email via www.zoostorm.co.uk). Argos Tech Support was a bit less than helpful when I contacted them about the Wireless issues, considering the web is full of complaints both about the Argos Tech Support and the . Instructions are poor, one thin book only. No system restore disk - make a backup ASAP which ain't easy because you'll need an external USB CD or DVD writer or an external hard disk. No floppy drive either. Conclusion: For me, makes an ideal mobile QL with wireless for web/email access. Weighs less and needs less space than a conventional laptop, 10 inch screen and almost full size keyboard is perfectly adequate. Win7 might be Home Starter edition, but adequate for the sort of uses I have in mind. 3 hour battery life could be better nowadays, but again adequate. 250GB hard disk is great, and very handy having a couple of USB ports and SD card reader. At just £199 with a cut down Windoze7 it's a good mobile solution for where a larger laptop is overkill! Now all I have to do is persuade Ann to hand it back to me! ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Dilwyn Jones wrote, on 18/Jul/10 13:25 | Jul18: I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony -- QBBS (QL fido BBS 2:257/67) +44(0)1442-828255 t...@firshman.co.uk http://firshman.co.uk Voice: +44(0)1442-828254 Fax: +44(0)1442-828255 Skype: tonyfirshman TF Services, 29 Longfield Road, TRING, Herts, HP23 4DG ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* Dunno Tony...I'm not (and unlikely to be unless work takes me that way) a Mac or Linux user of any kind. Neither is Ann. No desire for an Ipod, Ipad, Iphone or anything much like that. Seen my son and his friends pose enough with his Ipod Touch and their iPhones :o)) Ipad with QemuLator for example might be attractive for some of us, personally I don't fancy wrist strain holding it with one hand while trying to type with the other ;-) Actually, speaking seriously for a moment, that might conceivably be the way the mobile QL scene goes at some point - the likes of me goes off in this kind of QPC/Windoze direction, while the others go for the Ipad/Mac/QemuLator type of route. Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony Fair enough - I didn't check - if anyone can find the Zoostorm cheaper, so much the better (and let us know here in case anyone else fancies one!). We have a big Argos and PC World around here, and I was happy paying £200 for this locally, where I can throw it back at them if it doesn't work. Actually, had I known what Argos PC tech support was like and that all support was supposed to be via Argos, that might have been enough to persuade me not to buy it from them. But I didn't (I do now sadly). Anybody want an EeePC Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Hi Dilwyn, Get a ASUS eeePC, they are tha same price and better battery life. Derek On 18/07/2010 14:14, Dilwyn Jones wrote: I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* Dunno Tony...I'm not (and unlikely to be unless work takes me that way) a Mac or Linux user of any kind. Neither is Ann. No desire for an Ipod, Ipad, Iphone or anything much like that. Seen my son and his friends pose enough with his Ipod Touch and their iPhones :o)) Ipad with QemuLator for example might be attractive for some of us, personally I don't fancy wrist strain holding it with one hand while trying to type with the other ;-) Actually, speaking seriously for a moment, that might conceivably be the way the mobile QL scene goes at some point - the likes of me goes off in this kind of QPC/Windoze direction, while the others go for the Ipad/Mac/QemuLator type of route. Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony Fair enough - I didn't check - if anyone can find the Zoostorm cheaper, so much the better (and let us know here in case anyone else fancies one!). We have a big Argos and PC World around here, and I was happy paying £200 for this locally, where I can throw it back at them if it doesn't work. Actually, had I known what Argos PC tech support was like and that all support was supposed to be via Argos, that might have been enough to persuade me not to buy it from them. But I didn't (I do now sadly). Anybody want an EeePC Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
In message 4c430aae.20...@q40.de, Derek Stewart de...@q40.de writes Hi, Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks. One of which is as low as £129.99. PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ... :-) Hi Dilwyn, Get a ASUS eeePC, they are tha same price and better battery life. Derek On 18/07/2010 14:14, Dilwyn Jones wrote: I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* Dunno Tony...I'm not (and unlikely to be unless work takes me that way) a Mac or Linux user of any kind. Neither is Ann. No desire for an Ipod, Ipad, Iphone or anything much like that. Seen my son and his friends pose enough with his Ipod Touch and their iPhones :o)) Ipad with QemuLator for example might be attractive for some of us, personally I don't fancy wrist strain holding it with one hand while trying to type with the other ;-) Actually, speaking seriously for a moment, that might conceivably be the way the mobile QL scene goes at some point - the likes of me goes off in this kind of QPC/Windoze direction, while the others go for the Ipad/Mac/QemuLator type of route. Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony Fair enough - I didn't check - if anyone can find the Zoostorm cheaper, so much the better (and let us know here in case anyone else fancies one!). We have a big Argos and PC World around here, and I was happy paying £200 for this locally, where I can throw it back at them if it doesn't work. Actually, had I known what Argos PC tech support was like and that all support was supposed to be via Argos, that might have been enough persuade me not to buy it from them. But I didn't (I do now sadly). Anybody want an EeePC Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm -- Malcolm Cadman ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Malcolm Cadman wrote: Get a ASUS eeePC, they are tha same price and better battery life. Derek On 18/07/2010 14:14, Dilwyn Jones wrote: I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* Dunno Tony...I'm not (and unlikely to be unless work takes me that way) a Mac or Linux user of any kind. Neither is Ann. No desire for an Ipod, Ipad, Iphone or anything much like that. Seen my son and his friends pose enough with his Ipod Touch and their iPhones :o)) Ipad with QemuLator for example might be attractive for some of us, personally I don't fancy wrist strain holding it with one hand while trying to type with the other ;-) Actually, speaking seriously for a moment, that might conceivably be the way the mobile QL scene goes at some point - the likes of me goes off in this kind of QPC/Windoze direction, while the others go for the Ipad/Mac/QemuLator type of route. Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony Fair enough - I didn't check - if anyone can find the Zoostorm cheaper, so much the better (and let us know here in case anyone else fancies one!). We have a big Argos and PC World around here, and I was happy paying £200 for this locally, where I can throw it back at them if it doesn't work. Actually, had I known what Argos PC tech support was like and that all support was supposed to be via Argos, that might have been enough persuade me not to buy it from them. But I didn't (I do now sadly). Anybody want an EeePC Dilwyn Jones Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks. One of which is as low as £129.99. PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ... :-) Not from where I stand! If anyone else replies then it all gets messed up. Tony ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks. One of which is as low as £129.99. PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ... :-) I specifically wanted one with this spec, including Windoze 7: my first experience of it, albeit Home Starter, which is adequate for what I want to do with the little netbook - a mobile QL (QPC) with web access, email and plenty of storage. I think it was IJTDirect who did a Windows CE netbook for £80 recently, though I can't remember if it was 7 or 10 inch screen. BTW, I bet Tony won't half be pleased we've screwed up his preferred bottom posting :o) Dilwyn Jones Hi Dilwyn, Get a ASUS eeePC, they are tha same price and better battery life. Derek On 18/07/2010 14:14, Dilwyn Jones wrote: I've just had a chance to use this ultra-cheap 10 inch screen netbook from Zoostorm and I loved it! In the UK, it's on offer for just £199 from Argos (part number 508-3053) and seems to work just fine with QPC2 (albeit I've only used it for a day or so). While 10 inch screen netbooks like this can be bought cheaper, this one comes with Windows 7 starter (very, very basic Windows 7, but adequate for what I wanted), and a decent 250GB hard disk, the first I've seen at this price. SPECS: -- snip Indeed it *is* a pity about the battery life. Maybe with an SSD drive the life owuld be longer. The screens tough are power hungry. Nothing will persuade me not to use my Apple Macbook Pro with 7 hours plus, other than 12 hour life small netbook. The macbook does it partly by using LEDs for the screen rather than 110vAC strip lights. Maybe the Ipad when it becomes a *real* computer will do that, with Qemulator. You (or Ann maybe) will kick yourself. It is now £179.99 (8-)# *http://tinyurl.com/2uu6mnh* Dunno Tony...I'm not (and unlikely to be unless work takes me that way) a Mac or Linux user of any kind. Neither is Ann. No desire for an Ipod, Ipad, Iphone or anything much like that. Seen my son and his friends pose enough with his Ipod Touch and their iPhones :o)) Ipad with QemuLator for example might be attractive for some of us, personally I don't fancy wrist strain holding it with one hand while trying to type with the other ;-) Actually, speaking seriously for a moment, that might conceivably be the way the mobile QL scene goes at some point - the likes of me goes off in this kind of QPC/Windoze direction, while the others go for the Ipad/Mac/QemuLator type of route. Wonder if Daniele has any news for us on how development of QemuLator is going? BTW Argos always seems to have the same prices online as in store. However PC World very often have specially low online prices which are apply (but not advertised) if you reserve online for store pickup. Tony Fair enough - I didn't check - if anyone can find the Zoostorm cheaper, so much the better (and let us know here in case anyone else fancies one!). We have a big Argos and PC World around here, and I was happy paying £200 for this locally, where I can throw it back at them if it doesn't work. Actually, had I known what Argos PC tech support was like and that all support was supposed to be via Argos, that might have been enough persuade me not to buy it from them. But I didn't (I do now sadly). Anybody want an EeePC Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm -- Malcolm Cadman ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG - www.avg.com Version: 9.0.839 / Virus Database: 271.1.1/3013 - Release Date: 07/18/10 07:35:00 ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
Re: [Ql-Users] Zoostorm Freedom XL 10-270 netbook
Maplins have got some offers going, on these small netbooks. One of which is as low as £129.99. PS - Tony, this short reply is when it is better to top-post ... :-) Not from where I stand! If anyone else replies then it all gets messed up. Tony Oops, sorry, replied to Malcolm's email before I saw this email. Dilwyn Jones ___ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
