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Litlâs Webbook lets laptop take easel way
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| For recording your own video, the Litl has
| a Webcam in the usual spot above the
| screen, but I couldnât find a use for it.
| Gmailâs video chat isnât configured for
| Linux yet, and since thereâs no hard drive,
| you canât download programs like Skype.
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http://news.bostonherald.com/business/general/view/20100628litls_webbook_lets_laptop_take_easel_way/srvc=home&position=also
Meet The New Google Android Entrant In The Notebook Market-
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| There is another alternative to the Windows
| OS and that is Linux. It is simpler to use
| and it offers more freedom to its users.
| This system also has an added advantage as
| its installation is free and it can also
| operate from any computer. Besides Android
| there is another operating system that
| ensures good performance and that is Moblin
| and it is currently the platform that is
| widely being used for Intelâs Linux.
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http://www.shuttervoice.com/5040/meet-the-new-google-android-entrant-in-the-notebook-market.html
Aurora is Here
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| Well the name is anyway! Eeebuntu is now
| Aurora: perfect for all your PCâs, Laptopâs
| and Netbooks. Aurora is designed for
| users, by users with users. We are working
| hard gearing up for a release in the coming
| months with a wealth of features right from
| the off!
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http://www.fewt.com/2010/06/aurora-is-here.html
Recent:
Hands On With the Litl [GNU/Linux] Webbook
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| Powering the litl is a 1.8-GHz Atom Z540
| processor, with 1GB of 533-Mhz DDR2 RAM. The
| bright, two-toned chassis is sturdy, belying
| its dainty appearance. Its 12.1-inch screen is
| driven by Intel integrated graphics, and
| offers a 1280 x 800 resolution. It also weighs
| just over 3 pounds, making it very portable.
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http://www.pcworld.com/article/186411/hands_on_with_the_litl_webbook.html?tk=rss_main
Will the litl make it big?
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| What it is: With recent news about the
| Internet-connected CrunchPad (now called
| JooJoo), I thought it was interesting that the
| litl has already been shipping. Basically the
| same concept (except this is a notebook rather
| than a tablet with a touchscreen), the litl is
| meant to be an Internet computer (or
| "Webbook"), accessing its applications across
| the Internet. There's no hard drive for
| installing applications (there is some small
| memory for content caching), no optical drive
| and it runs on a Linux operating system instead
| of Windows or Macintosh.
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http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9142405/Will_the_litl_make_it_big_
US start-up punts family friendly netbook appliance
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| Litl hasn't said what OS the Webbook uses,
| but it certainly has a Moblin look about it,
| with its presentation of website bookmarks,
| contacts, media files, social networking
| accounts and so on as on-screen widgets. It
| has true widgets too.
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http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/11/04/litl_launches_webbook/
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