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Do we? I mean, a netbook isn't that big, and it doesn't have the added requirement of always needing to work as a primary communications device.

• milcron 9y ago
  I think what they mean is "We really need a [primary communications device] for hackers." A netbook isn't suitable for that.
  • s73ver_ 9y ago
    But again, do we? Is that an absolute need?
    • CaptSpify 9y ago
      We don't "need" computing devices at all, so I'm not sure what you are getting at. However, I would argue we "need" a system that is hackable and tries to keep the user's best interests in mind. Look at the power Linux has given us on the desktop/server side of things. I'd argue that a lot of improved security and innovation has come because of that, so lets do it on mobile as well. I know I personally have a lot of "needs" that aren't being met by the current smart-phone options.