Linux Journal Reviews the Aleutia E1 Computer
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Uploaded by linuxjournalonline on Jan 23, 2008
Linux Journal Gadget Guy, Shawn Powers, reviews the Aleutia E1, a small, portable computer that uses very little electricity and can run on solar power.
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what's wrong with the snapdragon cpu? 1ghz and i believe a duel core is available. Or the nvidia tegra, which soon will have an arm cortex a9 duel core at 2ghz. They both dont use a lot of power, both are way faster than, wait, what 200mhz????????? 200mhz was MID 90s SPEED!!!!!
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He did not mentioned that these machines were specifically designed for use in developing countries. It is VERY well designed for this purpose.
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Im having a really hard time with ubuntu, Firefox doesnt work right, I really don't want to switch back to windows.
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it looks good but its too pricey
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1st the price is way to much for a cpu speed as slow as this snail/turtle. For that much money just add 100.00 more & you can just buy a mac mini with more then enough cpu speed with a dual core intel cpu. This computer is lame, I would feel like I was a child again working on my Commodore 64 or my TRS80. Heck I think my calculator is faster(haha). These big biz companies just trip me out because they are always trying to rip us off & this one is a joke. People just buy a netbook or mac mini.
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Did you even turn it on and try it?
It would have been nice to see it in action rather than spend 60sec+ griping about the price tag & specs.
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more Ram would have been nice..but eh not worth it.
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Well unless u want to use it as a server....
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The dog thing in the end. ESPECTACULAR =)
thanks for doing this.. =)
I'm glad to use Linux.. hehe =)
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An ironic comment since the site you're saying this on is probably ran on Linux :-)
DavidRGilson 4 years ago 5
Those keys are like 8 inches apart... That is a significant hande-eye coordination deficiancy right there :P
(just kidding)
romanoskar 4 years ago