On 31.01.2014 20:30, ron minnich wrote: > If you want a laptop to tear into and learn from, the old samsung x86 > chromebook is hard to beat. ram and disk are standard and upgradable, > you can put a clip on the flash part, ... Lenovo X201 and X230 both have those characteristics as well. Unlike chromebooks it doesn't come with a nice firmware preinstalled though. But I have to admit that compared to other vendors (especially the one called "To be filled by O.E.M."), lenovo's BIOS and EFI are good. > it's just a very hackable > machine. I still have one and really like it. > > More recent ones to mess around with include the acer c720. > > The difficulty of dealing with chipsets is what keeps me pushing on > chromebooks. It's a real time saver. I'd still like to find an AMD > solution however. > I'm thinking of lenovo x140e. Not available in Europe though.
> ron >
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