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I was in Japan in 2005 and saw these tiny laptops running Transmeta's processor in the wild. The university I was studying in had them in their library. They ra
by mempko 4y ago
I was in Japan in 2005 and saw these tiny laptops running Transmeta's processor in the wild. The university I was studying in had them in their library. They ran windows and everything worked well. I've never seen laptops that small and tiny in the US, even during the netbook phase.
- kragen 4y agoi'm using a 400-gram gpd micropc; they ship with windows but support ubuntu, which is what i'm running. big problem is that the keyboard is too small for touch-typing, but they have three usb-a ports, a usb-c port, hdmi, ethernet, headphone jack, and 9-pin rs-232
- kjs3 4y agoI had one that someone had bought for me in Japan. It was a Fujitsu Loox[1]. Not only was it tiny, it had a remarkably good screen and a DVD drive built in. Nice, if slow, machine. [1] http://museum.ipsj.or.jp/en/computer/personal/0063.html http://museum.ipsj.or.jp/en/computer/personal/0063.html