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Add a network attached, or USB attached to your computer drive, and
the onboard storage should never be a problem for the kids. ('Your
computer' being the house 'server'.)

	Heck, for us / portable use, storage expansion is just a USB key away.

It does look interesting.

I would want to see, however, that the apps. are open standard. e.g.
Open Doc, and the PIM connects / uses the same files as the equivalent
KDE apps.

I, for one, very much hope John succeeds in a LUG demo presentation.

Insurance Squared Inc. wrote, On 7/24/2007 6:07 PM:
> Very very interesting.  I wish that had been around last year when I
> bought my last laptop.  I spent a bit less than a grand, but in
> retrospect, this $200 machine is even more than I really need when I'm
> portable.  I use it for two things; to check email and the odd
> presentation.  Easily a 4gb storage is all I need.
> Commercially viable though?  Not sure.  on $200 how much can a retailer
> actually make on one of these?  Possible lack of motivation on their
> part given the price.
> 
> I'm also getting other ideas...for $200 both kids could have their own
> laptop.  They're pretty much a commodity at that price.
> 
> Chris Bruner wrote:
>>
>>
>> webhost at kwlug.org wrote:
>>>
>>> 1. Asus $200.00 Laptop
>>> Published Blog entry by John Kerr
>>> [ http://kwlug.org/node/544 ]
>>>
>>
>> That's a nice little computer for $200. This is the type of thing that
>> will bring Linux desktop to the masses.
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