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electronista.com - 9/11/2008

HiVision Linux notebook intros sub-$100 notebook

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An ultra-low cost PC was unveiled by HiVision at the IFA show by Chinese manufacturer HiVision, prompting comparisons to and fresh criticism of the OLPC notebook, as the former offers many of the same features at the latter's originally intended pric...

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youtube.com - 9/5/2008

$98 Linux Laptop from China - The HiVision MiniNote (video)

— youtube.com — HiVision makes one of the worlds cheapest Linux laptops at $98 using a new cheaper chipset, WiFi,... 1GB flash storage, it runs Linux, 3 USB ports, Ethernet, SD... (more) $98 Linux Laptop from China - The HiVision MiniNote (video)

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techvideoblog.com - 9/8/2008

$98 Linux Laptop - The HiVision miniNote

— techvideoblog.com — Please Digg this video if you think it’s cool at http://digg.com/linux_unix/98_Linux_Laptop_made_in_China_2 HiVision makes the worlds cheapest Linux... laptop at $98 using a new cheaper MIPS based processor (perhaps the Longsoon or the Ingenic), ... (more) $98 Linux Laptop - The HiVision miniNote

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gizmodo.com - 9/11/2008

HiVision Shows Off Sub-$100 Linux Mini Laptop [Umpc]

— gizmodo.com — China's HiVision has debuted a Linux-based laptop that makes the OLPC seem ridiculously expensive. For $98, you... get a MIPS-based processor, 1GB flash storage, 3 USB ports, Ethernet, an SDHC card reader, WiFi, audio in and out, voice-chat and ... (more) HiVision Shows Off Sub-$100 Linux Mini Laptop [Umpc]

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HiVision netbook goes for $98
PCLaunches.com — ... for an Eee or a Wind PC then you can go for such a machine. The netbook also offers 128MB RAM, 1GB flash storage, SDHC card reader, built-in Wi-Fi, three USB ports, and Ethernet. As for software, you get Linux operating system with Skype, Firefox, a chat program, AbiWord processor, a media player, voice recorder and image editing applications. HiVision's machine will be available from October for $98. The pink model (shown) is now available for $120. [Via Eletronista]