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depends what you consider reasonably priced. a solar charger than can
keep a netbook happy will be in the $300-600 range
(http://www.brunton.com/product.php?id=256). much easier to get two or
three batteries per machine that folks can send to the market to get
charged. netbooks assuming low lcd use
Hi Cory,
Obviously you'll want to do your own testing first, but in my
experience netbooks aren't really that rugged. It's nice that they are
often solid state, but I think they're just made so cheaply that they
are intended to be disposable. A couple friends of mine had them in TZ
and both broken
Thanks Yaw and Clint. Price point is certainly a concern, especially given the
fact that these will be used for smallholder cooperatives which will require
multiple devices per group. I think that Symbol is a bit expensive for these
purposes, we're certainly more focused on appropriate smartph
