IMHO is strange like many "free software supporters" for years (10 years or
more) buy bad computers today. If you live in the US why not buy in
ThinkPenguin? If I want do buy one I need to pay shipping and 60% of tax... I
need to pay two laptops and receive one ;-)
Is the better company sell x86 computers compatible with 100% free software.
Any distro can run (100% free or not).
Is very common you see in GNOME Planet, KDE Planet and many blogs about "the
big frustation" about the new laptop with Windows 7 or Windows 8 (paying for
Microsoft for after remove this for install Fedora, Ubuntu, OpenSuse,
Mint...) of Dell, Lenovo, Apple, HP, Acer, Asus (with Intel Centrino,
Broadcom, NVIDIA, AMD Randeon...)
