[SWLUG] Notebook recommendations

P.G. Richardson p.g.richardson at phantomjinx.co.uk
Mon May 14 12:36:49 UTC 2007


Try novatech.co.uk. Have 2 of their laptops now and really are rather good
for a reasonable price.

Showroom in Bristol if you would like to play with them.

Can be purchased with no O.S. too so no Winbloze tax.

PGR

>
> I'm looking around for a new notebook and was wondering if anyone had any
> recommendations.  The machine will be running Fedora Core + Beryl,
> preferably with no binary drivers (except firmwares).  I'm looking for
> something around the 500ukp mark with a Conroe (Core 2 Duo) processor (I'm
> interested in a 64 bit machine with virtualisation support), about 1GB
> of RAM and a wide screen monitor.
>
> One possibility that's come up is the Acer 5633 line of notebooks:
>  	http://tinyurl.com/35b6uh
>
> As a side note, what is PC World's reaction likley to be if I wander in
> and start rebooting laptops into a Linux live CD?  :)
>
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>
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