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Uploaded by on Mar 2, 2009

CEO Gregoire Gentil demos a new ARM-powered Netbook with an optional keyboard. Bonus feature: magnetic back so you can stick it to your fridge. (video by Rafe Needleman)

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  • i would LOVE to have one of these!! i guess you won't be able to carry one in a backpack or purse - wouldn't it demagnetize credit and bank cards?

  • After they announced the fact that they will support a FULL implementation of JAVA with the TouchBook OS at Launch, i think im gonna stick with it for a little while.

  • Not to mention, how rediculously quick Android will be on the TouchBook.

  • Android id a good alternative because it was made from the ground up to be used on embedded platforms. But, with the release of Chrome OS, android will not be the preferred os from Google on the TouchBook. Personally, im gonna stick with the stock OS for a bit, i cant believe they have JAVA support. its a first on the ARM architecture.

    Also, putting android on this, is just another way of showing off your programming skills.

  • better move quick, when they start shipping, they stop orders form coming in, this product at this stage is pre-order only.

  • Thats what the internal USB are for. Im am under the impression that the wifi and bluetooth both take one each, and then there is one left over. i wont use the bluetooth, so thats 2 left for me.

    as far as the OCR, maybe with a system update. but im not counting on it in the intitial release, im sure something like that is available on Debian tho. Which you wont have a problem installing.

  • If you know a good amount about hardware, you prolly could get something up and running like that. But you would have to do stuff like soldering and unsoldering on the motherboard. one wrong step, and your out of a motherboard.

  • Why would you put android on it? It is a full computer, it doesn't need a mobile OS.

  • Looks like a really cool device, think I'll preorder. Want to see how Arch runs on it...

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