I'm typing this on my new Eee PC. Yay :-), kind of fun, seems to work great. Different to type on though, getting the hang of it. It even fits in my handbag.
If it makes you feel better between that and a deposit on my next lease, I've wiped out my savings. Still cool though, all shiny and new (how useful it will be remains to be seen).
It's all shiny and new and dinky, buy you want to buy. How useful it will be compared to my laptop remains to be seen, should be great for travelling though.
It's great for moving around, so light (comparetivly speaking). The software packages are all less complex versions but great if all you need is some wordprocessing and to view things on the net.
Yay, buy one, (who needs food or a roof over your head so long as you have a shiny new little computer). Was quite surprised I actually have a larger hard drive on this than on my proper laptop.
I just got a desktop..and before you ask why no netbook, I know which ones I want, a 904HD or a 1000H, and I can't get either in Linux flavour. And i refuse to give windows another sale!
so i'm looking at a starling...but they're more expensive...and having just go the desktop..and i need that for work, so i had to get that first...
Ah are you a subscriber to the the windows is all that is wrong and evil in the world crowd. I'm afraid I'm a subscriber to the Linux is complicated and scary crowd partly because I've only used Linux a couple of times and had to ask for detailed instructions for every step I was doing.
That might have been because we were doing molecular dynamic modelling and not really an indication of Linux being user unfriendly. I know most people who know how touse linux swear by it. So I bought a 904HD which had the added bonus of coming with Windows rather than 'I'll probably accidently blow it up' Linux.
A shiny new desktop can be fun too, and there will probably be a cheaper and better option soon so don't worry.
nope, I'm a subscriber to the 'I need to learn linux for work and the best way to do that is to immerse myself in it as if I don't have windows I don't have an excuse to use it and i'm definitely not paying for something i'm not using - money is too tight' crowd.
Ubuntu is pretty linux friendly, talk to the folks on ubuntuforums.org if you want to learn more before ever going on to it. They are smart and know all.
I've got one, too. They're great! Especially when I don't feel like lugging my heavy laptop to classes. The tiny keys are tricky at first but I quickly got into the swing of things.
The screen takes some getting used to too, but on the whole- I like. It seems just so much more portable and fun. I can imagine it would be fantastic for students to carry round.
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Maybe they knew each other in the factory.
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How useful it will be compared to my laptop remains to be seen, should be great for travelling though.
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Definitely considering it, since I am traveling a fair amount this summer and would be interested in something I could write on while I was away.
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so i'm looking at a starling...but they're more expensive...and having just go the desktop..and i need that for work, so i had to get that first...
i still want one.
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That might have been because we were doing molecular dynamic modelling and not really an indication of Linux being user unfriendly. I know most people who know how touse linux swear by it. So I bought a 904HD which had the added bonus of coming with Windows rather than 'I'll probably accidently blow it up' Linux.
A shiny new desktop can be fun too, and there will probably be a cheaper and better option soon so don't worry.
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Ubuntu is pretty linux friendly, talk to the folks on ubuntuforums.org if you want to learn more before ever going on to it. They are smart and know all.
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i'm glad you like yours! :D
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