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Linux Journal Gadget Guy, Shawn Powers, reviews… (more) Added: December 12, 2007 Linux Journal Gadget Guy, Shawn Powers, reviews the Linutop.

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25 Responses to “Linux Journal Reviews the Linutop”

  1. HerrGubba says:

    5:19 witch website? i didnt heard it.

  2. KixZick says:

    @Mr95bartmanisback
    A netbook is only $350 and you can do all this and play some small performance games.

  3. KixZick says:

    was thinking you actually only get 1 usb for you need the other 2 for usb keyboards and mouse and the other is for the flash drive to boot it up

  4. AussieMatters says:

    did you screw the doll?

  5. Mr95bartmanisback says:

    If you can get a standard game console for around $200, why is this double the price for almost nothing? You can just get a ps3 and install Linux and it will work fine, and this peice of crap dosen’t even have a hard drive.

  6. trin20t says:

    Good review Sean. Bad device! Ew. As much as I like Xubuntu,this is useless fotr that money.
    Actually pay more when adding extras.

  7. ghostaliaz says:

    Good review, but this company must be sniffing some kind of (are they out of there minds sauce)(hehe).This thing is way to expensive. You can purchase a full laptop or a netbook or a pretty fast desktop for that amount of money. This kinda reminds me of the suckers buying the over priced kindle.I laughed at the price of the kindle & as I opened my ext drive connected to my laptop with a catalog of ebooks enormous with no locks & drm crap like the ones on the kindle ebooks.Companies are greedy.

  8. skilo837 says:

    computers like this are the future of computing

    hard disk drives are going to be a thing of the past soon because they cannot offer a slim enough profile and low power consumption like a solid state drive can

    not to mention solid state drive computers dont need cooling fans either because they have no moving parts to generate heat.

    400$ is a bit much for this though considering all it is is a small mother board lol

  9. fairyheli2 says:

    the no power switch issue doesn’t effect me in the UK because we have switches on our wall outlets

  10. My1name1is1Emor says:

    I don’t why I said it looked like KDE… Sorry ’bout that :P .
    Definitely looks like XFCE.
    EMZ=]

  11. Amebixfan says:

    protip: it uses xfce, looks like its based off xubuntu

  12. KingCorvette says:

    $400 for that? Way too steep without a hdd or a monitor. Sorry, but not cool. Good review, though.

  13. Dimension13XYZZY says:

    omg, it’s twice as big as a Fit-PC, and it doesn’t even have a HDD/SSD??

    (The Fit-PC is half the size, and it includes a sata hdd.)

  14. AmericanGatoona says:

    It would be cool to use that as a apache server to access simple txt files for linux. Imagine teamspeak hosting on it too, and I can leave it on for days without having to worry about the electric bill!

  15. jcng5 says:

    can it be used to boot up ubuntu?

  16. rofthorax says:

    250 euros for this heap of crap?

    I would say the same, 120-150 dollars..
    Remember, I can get a energy efficient mini-laptop for 300 dollars, with a screen, touch pad, 512MB ram, 8 GB of internal flash. I still need a screen with this and a keyboard, in the end the mini-laptop is better.

    —–
    1 x (Linutop1 + USB Key 1 GB Linutop V1.4) 1 x (Linutop1 + USB Key 1 GB Linutop V1.4)
    - RAM: 256 MO
    - Storage: 1GB USB Key external
    - OS + software
    - Weight : 280 gr
    - Power : 5W

  17. My1name1is1Emor says:

    Same, though, I think it uses KDE… not sure though, maybe XFCE. Don’t think it’s GNOME.
    EMZ=P

  18. insanity54 says:

    Looks like xubuntu? No, I think it IS xubuntu. It has the xubuntu logo…

  19. freefonefriday says:

    no computers are MADE in the usa…many are assembled there but if you open up any American assembled pc it will contain chinease made parts,

  20. freefonefriday says:

    they’ve done everything you said!! lol XD
    they’ve put in an internal flash drive,reduced the price by $120 and even put in a power button….have you tried the new one if so do you recommend it?

  21. jpjose1 says:

    life isnt fair barbie
    rofl

  22. WayneMattingly says:

    can you use any linux distro designed for pen drives? like wolvix, gentoo or maybe gobuntu?

  23. BSODslayer says:

    Boy, must that be a disappointment to find out :D

  24. WiiGeee says:

    or build you own, and put a full strength distro on it

  25. quekabeza77 says:

    well this is really… innovating but… bit expensive o.o

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