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Notice i say portable computer.. lol, that way netbooks ect are included.
Does my desktop count? Its not bolted to the house, I've moved it more times than I can recall. Its not exactly light, but its a huge amount easier to move than the watercooled monster I used to run....
Does my desktop count? Its not bolted to the house, I've moved it more times than I can recall. Its not exactly light, but its a huge amount easier to move than the watercooled monster I used to run....
Cool monkeypuddles, I have used a lot of Dell Latitudes (630's and 800's) and liked every one of them. The broadcom hardware could be a pain sometimes, but IMO they are good boxes.
Cool monkeypuddles, I have used a lot of Dell Latitudes (630's and 800's) and liked every one of them. The broadcom hardware could be a pain sometimes, but IMO they are good boxes.
yeah it is a slow old beast but for hooking up to a server rack for a quick ssh config it's really nice
Dell Latitude 630 (core2duo cpu, nvidia Quadro NVS 135M video). Runs perfectly well, i have Debian testing on it (i used Ubnutu 8.04-9.10 previously). I have Windows too but i swapped the hdd and now it doesnt wants to boot although it is detected in grub - no big deal, never needed it and im lazy to restore its boot loader and reinstall grub again.
I'm using Lenovo ideapad S100
Dual-core 1,33 GHz Atom N435
2048 Mb RAM
320 Gb HDD
Came with MeeGo (it's ugly) now works under BackTrack & Ubuntu studio.
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