"mini" PC's, SSD's, and Linux

Scott Sullivan scott-lxSQFCZeNF4 at public.gmane.org
Fri Jul 3 05:01:28 UTC 2009


The Acer Aspire One has all your looking for but with only a 8gig SSD 
and linux already installed.
There has been a hardware revision since I bought mine 8 months ago, so 
there might be one with a larger SSD.

I've lugged mine around a lot too and it holds up, plus it has a second 
SD slot for storage expansion and one the better keyboards out there.

¢2

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Scott Sullivan

Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 12:51:32PM -0700, Tyler Aviss wrote:
>   
>> I've been looking at upgrading from my EEE700. The SSD is a bit
>> smallish at 4GB, and it seems that most of the bigger ones available
>> only work on the 900's and above from what I've been seeing online.
>> That, and the SSD's are almost half the price of a new unit.
>>
>> Anyone know a machine along the lines of an EEE which still has SSD's
>> (the newer ones seem to be all HDD's again). As I lug my machine
>> around a fair bit, the impact-resistance and low consumption of the
>> SSD is somewhat preferable.
>>
>> Optimal specs: something with an Atom CPU, 1024x600 screen, 16GB+ SSD,
>> wifi/cardreader/cam, and of course Linux-friendly drivers.
>>
>> Ideas/suggestions?
>>     
>
> I haven't seen one.  SSD's are still rather expensive unfortunately.
>
>   
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