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gumstix are among the smallest, but someone makes one which fits into a thing about half the size of your thumb. It connects to a computer using an ethernet cable and the hole for the cable is bigger than the rest of the device.
I just saw an ad for the Nokia N900. While this is a smartphone, doesn't it fall into the smallest pc category? It has enough memory and storage to do what a pc does, it has a Linux operating system, and it doesn't have to be online to work. Just Asking.
I just saw an ad for the Nokia N900. While this is a smartphone, doesn't it fall into the smallest pc category? It has enough memory and storage to do what a pc does, it has a Linux operating system, and it doesn't have to be online to work. Just Asking.
I have a Nokia N810 which is not a smartphone, it is a small ARM based computer that runs Linux, the N900 is just a fancy phone that probably isn't that good at making calls.
@elliott678
I can't disagree with you, since I have not seen the phone, just read about it. But, I saw some chat in a German IRC chatroom where someone who actually owns one was ecstatic that he got one. Unfortunately is was in a log so I couldn't ask him about it.
Oh well, still want to look at it when and if it comes to the states. Funny thing, I think they have to downgrade it to make it work with US 3g networks.
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