cananian writes "The webbook company of Gnome's own Havoc Pennington (with a healthy dose of ex-Nokia and ex-OLPC engineers) finally shed its secrecy today, with a new web site and an article in the WSJ. Technical specs on the hardware were found by... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Wed, Nov 04 2009
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| 04 Nov 09 |
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US start-up punts family friendly netbook appliance » the register (uk) Litl launches foldable Webbook It's not a tablet, it's something new, claims manufactuer Litl, developer of the Webbook, a 12in machine designed to be used not only like a laptop but also be mounted on its side like a touch-operated all-on-one desktop.… |
| 24 Aug 09 |
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Nokia Unveils Its First Netbook » slashdot andylim writes "Today Nokia unveiled its first netbook that runs Windows and packs an Intel Atom processor. The Nokia Booklet 3G is the first Nokia device to feature a full-sized keypad and a 10-inch display. Recombu.com has listed the specs, which... |
| 28 Nov 07 |
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Nigerian Company Sues OLPC » slashdot d0ida writes on the continuing troubles at the OLPC Association. Adding to the recent difficulties — the BBC has picked up the litany — a US-based, Nigerian-owned company has now filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against OLPC. Lagos Analysis... |
| 10 Sep 07 |
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Ultra-low-cost True Randomness » slashdot Cryptocrat writes "Today I blogged about a new method for secure random sequence generation that is based on physical properties of hardware, but requires only hardware found on most computer systems: from standard PCs to RFID tags." Basically he's... |
| 03 Feb 09 |
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Second Netbook Wave Begins » slashdot nerdyH writes "Asus is taking pre-orders for a netbook based on Intel's second-generation platform, the secret-shrouded N280/GN40 chipset. Early product specs confirm that the second wave of netbooks are likely to offer faster graphics and lower power... |
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