Unpacking Letux 400

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Letux 400 - MIPS based Minibook
Our Price:
199.00 €

Data Sheet

EAN 4260183480020


This is one of the smallest (DIN A5) and lightest (ca. 670 g) Linux based mini notebooks available on the market!

Working and developing software for it is a lot of fun.

The Letux 400 is unique that it comes with a fully supported standard Linux distribution (Debian Etch). Since this extension is based on a standard distribution (Debian Etch or Angstrom) and supported by kernel concepts GbR (a company with long time experience in embedded development) you are assured that there will be updates, upgrades and a large repository for standard software packages available for a long time.

Technical Note: it is not possible to install Microsoft Windows on this device.
How it can be used * Ideal companion for writing notes while on the road * Wireless Web surfing (WLAN access point or Hot Spot required) * Wireless X11 Terminal * Platform for customer specific software * Optimal supplement for the Openmoko Neo Freerunner

Features * just DIN A5 (30% less than some others) * ca. 670 g * WLAN (802.11b/g) * 7 WVGA (480x800 pixel) screen (no Video out) * 3 x USB 1.1 * 1 x SD/MMC slot (supports 4 and 8 GB cards) * 1 x LAN (10/100 MBit/s RJ-45) * 2 GB Flash built in * Audio in&out * Full 80 key QWERTY (i.e. US) keyboard (ideal for programming) * Low power design, no fan * XBurst 400 (MIPS @ 335 MHz), 128 MB RAM * 2100 mAh LiIon battery (up to 4 hours operation)

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[videoossi]

Oh yes it can!!

[veganfemale]

It's always a special moment... God job unpacking everything with one hand:-) I didn't know this thing can do internet and mail. I like it. Hopefully I'll find a video where somenone boots it.