Link isn't working for me Tris?!
Under "Performance", there's just one handset - the very intriguing-looking Bravo, which will have a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, large 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen, a 16GB microSD card and 1400mAh battery. It's due to arrive in April.It's labelled as HD ready, and should be able to capture 720p video through its 5.0 megapixel autofocus camera, which also comes with a welcome flash. It'll be packing Android, as well as an optical trackpad, and "Dolby" is listed under "special features", suggesting that high-end audio is also on the cards.
offering ten times the speed of 3G, promising speeds between 20 and 80 Mb/sec at 2.6GHz
Interesting project pre-Google Chrome OS, http://www.jolicloud.com/ invite only currently (still waiting for mine)
Quote from: Obi-Wan is lost... on December 07, 2009, 11:16:04 amInteresting project pre-Google Chrome OS, http://www.jolicloud.com/ invite only currently (still waiting for mine)Jolicloud is no longer invite only, a year ahead of Chrome OS. Installed on my Aspire One fine, automatically partitioned the HD and sets up dual-boot. Only had a brief play but looks nicely designed and quite intuitive.
'Cause WPA is more than five years old? Providing your router is newer than 2006 theres no reason why WPA2 shouldn't be available as since then it has been mandatory to have WPA2 built in.Might be worth looking to see if you can ditch Network Manager and install WiCD instead, its far superior and is the app of choice for most these days over Network Manager.
Quote from: slack---line on December 16, 2009, 09:03:57 am'Cause WPA is more than five years old? Providing your router is newer than 2006 theres no reason why WPA2 shouldn't be available as since then it has been mandatory to have WPA2 built in.Might be worth looking to see if you can ditch Network Manager and install WiCD instead, its far superior and is the app of choice for most these days over Network Manager.WPA2 wasn't there either slackers... just WEP
Is there really a need for a specifc OS for netbooks anyway? This just seemed like Ubuntu re-arranged.
Why the hell doesn't it offer WPA1 in network manager? I had the same sh*t with Ubuntu and it being a faff with my broadcom wireless card on a previous laptop. Pre-beta I suppose but even so
The key part of the spec is obviously that it has 299 Swarovski crystals, rather than the Windows Vista Home Premium operating system, 1GB of memory, 100GB hard drive, or unnamed processor (a Mobile Sempron 3400+).
QuoteThe key part of the spec is obviously that it has 299 Swarovski crystals, rather than the Windows Vista Home Premium operating system, 1GB of memory, 100GB hard drive, or unnamed processor (a Mobile Sempron 3400+). It's shit and it costs over a grand!
