Hanno, I know that. What is special is that the supplier is going to support both LInux as well as, apparently, a bare hardware option (i.e. no O.S.) thus saving the customer the cost of something that they don't want/need. In the same vein, Dell, in response to many requests, is going to offer certain models of Laptops w/o an O.S. to satisfy customers who plan to install their favorite Linux distro. If it comes to pass, this will be a good decision on Dell's part. Best Regards, John Holmblad Acadia Secure Networks abos at hanno.de wrote: > Acadia Secure Networks schrieb: > >> All, >> >> fyi. Here is the url to yet another recent entrant (the TabletKiosk >> TufTab v7112XT rugged UMPC) into the UMPC market and, in this case, the >> supplier will. optionally supply, Linux, Microsoft Windows, or no OS: >> >> http://www.pocketables.net/2007/03/tabletkiosk_tuf.html#more >> > > This isn't really special. There are several 7-inch UMPCs out there and > most of them should support any x86 Linux distribution. 7-inchers are > WAY bigger than the N800. > > Regards, > > Hanno >
