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would you buy a $100 netbook running windows mobile? -- (link)

Posted by tRuMaN (aka Truman) Mar 4 '10, 08:43

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Colby seems to think there is a market for such a thing. (www.engadget.com)

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Ok...I'm glad you posted this, cause I've been meaning to get some ST advice on these types of things... - Jim Mar 4, 08:55 6
- Jim, here's an example of what I'm talking about. Core 2 Duo, 500GB drive, 2GB ram, etc. etc. for $300 -- (link) - oblique Mar 4, 09:14 3
  - but he'd still have to throw in another hundred or so for a monitor -- nm - decline Mar 4, 09:22
  - heh, walmart has an emachines laptop for $300 - tRuMaN Mar 4, 09:19 1
    - thanks to both of you. -- nm - Jim Mar 4, 09:35
- They're cheap because the processors are whimpy and their CPUs are too. Plus small screen/keyboard. Don't get it as a PC for a kid (plus they lack - oblique Mar 4, 09:03 1
  - I guess i sorta agree with kilbo. -- nm - tRuMaN Mar 4, 09:04
Windows CE isn't really the same as mobile. CE was specifically designed for lightweight computers. -- nm - Ender Mar 4, 08:50 4
- The only "mobile" OS I'd run on a netbook is Android or an iPad for the iPhone OS -- nm - oblique Mar 4, 09:06 2
  - ehh, i like my stripped down Ubuntu linux on my eeepc, but thats just me -- nm - tRuMaN Mar 4, 09:08 1
    - I don't consider Ubuntu a mobile OS by that definition, however stripped down -- nm - oblique Mar 4, 09:08
- yeah yeah yeah. its not a full os though basically -- nm - tRuMaN Mar 4, 09:05

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