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Press release, April 21; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Monday 21 April 2008
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Posted on May 1, 00:41
I wonder when OLPC will be launched. This is where it all started from, it was the inspiration behind all this and I wonder how long we will have to wait for the OLPC which will provide education for poor children.Posted on Apr 27, 17:37
MSI's Wind notebook seems to be quite promising! I really want a 8.9-inch or smaller full-featured notebook. But please provide BLACK or DARK colors (Titanium, silver, etc). White tends to get dirty quickly. Yes, it's hot!Posted on Apr 24, 17:23
I hope those are a lot cheaper then a traditional PC. If it's a 100 bucks difference, why buy it instead of buying a better original laptop?We will see, I really want one of those!
Posted on Apr 21, 14:50
I just want a 10-inch 2lb with a keyboard bigger than the Eee PC for about 500, is that too much to ask? Seriously, that would kill the Eee and the mini note. Also don't skimp on the processor like HP did, but give it 3h of battery life. I'd buy.