After using the eeePC 701 for a while, I gave it up as too limiting
for my purposes. The battery life is crap, the fan whirres incessantly
because the thing produces far too much heat. It also seems stupid to
put up with a 7 screen when the box is more like 10. So all in all,
after the initial
On 6 Sep 2008, at 18:09, P Witte wrote:
After using the eeePC 701 for a while, I gave it up as too limiting
for my purposes. The battery life is crap, the fan whirres
incessantly because the thing produces far too much heat. It also
seems stupid to put up with a 7 screen when the box is
After using the eeePC 701 for a while, I gave it up as too limiting for
my purposes. The battery life is crap, the fan whirres incessantly
because the thing produces far too much heat. It also seems stupid to
put up with a 7 screen when the box is more like 10. So all in all,
after the
Hi everybody,
I was able to use the Wind for a short while (Andrea bought one for
herself)...
Excellent machine: large display, harddisk, WinXP, Bluetooth, WLAN,
no noise and very fast.
QPC runs very well :-) And the resolution is fine for QPC.
For Windows programs, I miss more lines on the
Evening Jochen,
just a quick word, I received the documentation upgrades safely. Thanks.
Cheers,
Norman.
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Wind?
Cheers...Ralf
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Hi everybody,
I was able to use the Wind for a short while (Andrea bought one for
herself)...
On 6 Sep 2008, at 19:47, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
From what you've said, it seems that the cheaper systems aren't
much good
for regular use.
What about someone like me who has an occasional need for a portable
QL away from home, where weight and small size might be important?
Or would I be
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Hi Richard,
Thanks for detailed explanation - below.
There is no doubt that these devices are an interesting development that
we will all get involved with.
The 1.6 Ghz Atom processor is an example of that.
On 5
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Hi Per,
I think that you are right.
The mini-laptop devices are interesting, yet still developing in
capability ... which is changing all the time.
Which is why the MSI Wind U100 has been seen as a successor / rival to
the Eee
MSI Wind ... Medion and Plus sold them recently ...
same model, but without Bluetooth.
Jochen
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Wind?
Cheers...Ralf
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MSI Wind ... Medion and Plus sold them recently in Germany...
same model, but without Bluetooth.
Jochen
Ralf Reköndt wrote:
Wind?
Cheers...Ralf
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On 6 Sep 2008, at 21:34, SMSQ wrote:
MSI Wind ... Medion and Plus sold them recently in Germany...
same model, but without Bluetooth.
Also sold as the Advent 4211 in the UK, at £279. It's a 10.2 screen
(so larger form factor), but still 1024 x 600; featuring built-in
bluetooth is a
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