The tech guy was Leo Laporte from www.callforhelptv.com
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Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 9:49 AM
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Subject: [NF] New mini computers
Was watching "Live with Regis and Kelly" j
Naw. The laptop came with 160G HD and most of the data is just "proof
of concept" and demo and development type stuff. For real production
data, that goes on another server and other storage.
In upgrading storage, there are lots of options. If you need RAM and
your machine won't take any more,
Kevin Cully wrote:
> Virtual machines, MySQL, PostgreSQL, REALbasic. All while running
> Firefox and Thunderbird on a MEPIS desktop. The more RAM, the better to
> keep things running peppy.
>
With all that, I'd be as worried about disk space as I would RAM.
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Virtual machines, MySQL, PostgreSQL, REALbasic. All while running
Firefox and Thunderbird on a MEPIS desktop. The more RAM, the better to
keep things running peppy.
I'm wondering if I should try installing Vista in a VM. I guess I'll
have to, before too long.
Alan Bourke wrote:
> What are you
Kevin Cully wrote:
> One downside seemed to be the maximum RAM that the mini PCs
> can currently take; 1G. I wasn't going to buy anything that didn't
> handle 2G of RAM, preferably 4G.
What are you going to be running on that that would need that much RAM?
SQL Server or lots of virtual machines
> Was watching "Live with Regis and Kelly" just now (while working on some
> code of course!) and the tech guy was demonstrating the new mini PCs
> running a full Windows operating system.
>
> Even though Foxpro wasn't able to be run on handhelds in the earlier
> days, with the advancement/evolutio
I was very tempted to purchase a mini PC, but went with a laptop
instead. One downside seemed to be the maximum RAM that the mini PCs
can currently take; 1G. I wasn't going to buy anything that didn't
handle 2G of RAM, preferably 4G.
Was the show demoing a Shuttle, or AOpen system?
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