Comments on: $80 Android Laptop, Menq EasyPC E790

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It is so cheap.. is it out there or not? because I surf through Amazon but I can’t see it there.

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I think it’s a little bit ugly:(

By: Chrome OS brings $99 laptops – ARMdevices.net

Chrome OS brings $99 laptops – ARMdevices.net — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:01:50 +0000

[...] past 2 years, I reviewed several ARM Powered $99 Laptops already, from such Chinese as Hivision, MenQ, Firstview or Indian AllGo Systems, powered by VIA’s Wondermedia or other of the affordable [...]

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By: $109 Tablet by Menq at CES 2010 – ARMdevices.net

$109 Tablet by Menq at CES 2010 – ARMdevices.net — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 22:00:18 +0000

[...] have Windows CE on it for now, but they plan to have Android running on it soon. Check also my previous Menq video review of the Menq EasyPC E790 which is based on the same hardware as this Menq [...]

By: An 800gm PC for $80? You gotta be kidding me. | UMPCPortal - Ultra Mobile Personal Computing

Wed, 16 Dec 2009 15:03:03 +0000

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By: Hamranhansenhansen

Hamranhansenhansen — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 01:07:49 +0000

Flash support is unlikely on ARM, but is not required. Almost all use of FlashPlayer is to play MPEG-4 audio video, which most GPU’s can decode natively. HTML5 is specifically designed to enable Web authors to forgo Flash and build content that can run anywhere that WebKit does. WebKit is about 5 megabytes of open source cross-platform goodness and already runs great on ARM for many years, and it is the heart of Chrome as well. So if you are looking to run Chrome on ARM, HTML5 and escaping audio video from FlashPlayer is a key part. Web publishers need to examine whether they are publishing for a Windows PC or for the platform-independent Web.

Adobe has expressed a commitment to running Flash on ARM, but anyone who has run a non-Intel system with Flash (e.g. PowerPC Mac) finds this laughable because FlashPlayer ran poorly on even a dual G5 system which is exponentially more powerful than ARM, or even future ARM based on their roadmap. So waiting for FlashPlayer on ARM is not a good strategy.

But you are right about everything else. A small netbook with ARM and Unix core and WebKit is a great device. The iPhone and iPod touch have already proven this to about 80 million users, and future large-screen iPods will likely prove the concept again. Especially with HTML5, most people only need the Web. With Microsoft viruses and commercial malware, getting rid of the native Windows API can be beneficial for these users in and of itself.

By: ARM-Powered Laptops To Increase Linux Market Share | JetLib News

ARM-Powered Laptops To Increase Linux Market Share | JetLib News — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 17:54:13 +0000

[...] take over a significant share of the overall laptop market by their significantly cheaper prices (as low as $80), longer battery life (as long as 20-40 hours on a small battery using the Pixel Qi screens), as [...]

By: ARMdevices.net » Blog Archive » Chrome OS is better

ARMdevices.net » Blog Archive » Chrome OS is better — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 21:04:23 +0000

[...] OS Laptops will cost 50 dollars and run 20 hours on a battery, and come with free unlimited 3G internet data [...]