Date: Fri, 5 May 2000 11:05:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: David Chien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Must have software
People have run just about every major OS on their Librettos.
Linux, DOS, BSD, Win95/98/NT/2K, etc.
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They've got it hooked up to fish tanks (my old L50/J is now a
controller for one), GPS systems for bike rides, attached to
video cameras and cell phones for running races (Toshiba Sweden
did this so you can see live updates from the poor runner carrying
it with him), working as servers and routers, etc.
Pretty much the do it all mini-notebook. (My favorite use was
running the Sega Genesis emulator on it and having Sonic the
Hedgehog going as a portable game machine. www.emux.com for more
game emulators and roms)
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Not so much must-have software, rather must-have hardware.
Naturally, 64MB of RAM (because those RAM modules are getting hard
to find), a spare battery for hours of mobile use, a modem card
(naturally, because they dont' build one into the L100/L110),
a CaseLogic CD Player carry case (fits the L just fine, has more
pockets to let you carry the other items like AC adapter), and
2.5mm to 3.5mm stereo converter jacks for the audio/mic ports in
the back (see Radio Shack for these).
d =)
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