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The Archos 3 is a small MP3/4 media player with a
3" touch sensitive screen.
It plugs into all the Linux OSes I can think of,
and is seen as a regular Removeable Drive wit ...
4 colour all-in-one printer/scanner/copier with
integrated memory card reader to carry most common
types of card, both to print direct and also acts
as a card reader to your d ...
This webcam is of the higher class and has some
very neat options, like rotation, zooming,
autofocus. It has a CarlZeiss lens resolution is
at 2MegaPixels. I plugged it in my ...
I thought I could add to the original description;
however I did later give this printer an IP
address and it works fine over wifi in Fedora 11.
It does seem to depend on the ...
Tiny motherboard with housing. (smaller than
mini-ITX. Not as small as Macintosh cube) External
power supply. No PS/2 connectors (only USB,
Macintosh way) RJ connector for LAN ...
An analog TV tuner with S-Video and VGA input
based on the saa7134 chipsset and without built-in
audio support (a cable to use the audio card
line-in is included).
Robust and cheap board with integrated Audio,
gigabit ethernet and one serial interface, without
onboard graphics.
http://www.msi-computer.de/index ...
Well, it's a CPU and it works.
When I first got it the computer kept crashing,
but it turned out it was defective. The new one
works.
It runs at 2.66GHz, quad core with ...
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