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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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techvideoblog.com - 9/3/2008

$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 tiene el ultraportátil de menos de $100 (no, ¡de verdad!)
Gizmología — ¿Qué te parece? Tanto tiempo hablando de que los ultraportátiles tiene que ser baratos con una configuración más o menos decente y ninguno baja de los $250 o $300 y llega HiVision lanzando un pequeñísimo ultraportátil por solo $98. Evidentemente es un ultraportátil con ...

HiVision Shows Off Sub-$100 Linux Mini Laptop [Umpc]
Gizmodo — 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 Firefox browser support on a Linux user interface. No word who this is being marketed towards, but with a price tag that low, maybe this will end up being the device that fulfills Nicholas Negroponte's much criticized mission. The video above is Tech Video Blog's review of Hivision's miniNote (hmm, naming conflict with HP in the near future?) at IFC 2008. ...

HiVision Linux notebook intros sub-$100 notebook
Electronista | The Macintosh News Network — [image] 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 price. The Linux-based notebook, called the HiVision miniNote Linux Laptop, reportedly features a MIPS-based processor and 128MB or RAM along with built-in Wi-Fi and just 1GB of flash memory. The paltry amount of memory will be offset with an SDHC card reader and three USB ports. An Ethernet jack will also be standard fare, along with audio inputs and outputs. On the software end, Skype will be preloaded, as ...

Social Fridays: Round-up of the Best Social Networking Stories and Videos this Week
UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping — If you’re bored at work and itching to get yourself through the day then you know the drill! Rather than surfing around trying to keep yourself occupied before you make a quick sprint to the door when it’s home time; catch up on stories that have been causing a storm on the social network sites this week, right here and right now.. Why not share the fun by use the social bookmarking feature. Here’s our Top 5 Social Friday Stories 1. The First Bill Gates + Jerry Seinfeld Microsoft Ad Makes No Sense - Besides the slick and probably expensive editing designed to ...

Hivision Mininote : China claims the sub 100$ laptop title
Fashionfunky.com — India had claimed it, but it turned out to be a rumor - its now Chinas turn to claim what is the upteenth one for a sub 100$ laptop computer. The OLPC was one big flop considering the price that they finally ended up with. But a 98$ laptop, if true could completely alter the developing worlds current fascination with cell phones and finally bring to them computers in a way that was never possible before. ...