Linked by h3rman on Thu 21st May 2009 11:01 UTC
Few hardware vendors have not yet launched their own mini laptop (or, "netbook"). Most brands these days produce their own version of the same hardware, with Intel's i386-compatible Atom cpu's and Windows XP installed on a spinning hard drive or sometimes still a solid state disk. Some Linux models are still sold by some vendors, among whom Asus, which more or less started selling in this OLPC-inspired genre of laptops.
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2009-05-21
So all those computers that don't have a Flash player are rocks???
Many people are fine using the opensource implementations of Flash. On the other hand, Mono and Java are supported on Loongson.
I totally disable Flash in Firefox on my Windows machine. I do all my surfing with Firefox, and only use IE to view videos on youtube. "
Yes, if you haven't realized that, sux to be you.
You are not seeing the revolution of internet of incorporating much amazing artistry.