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Comments on: Daewoo's laptop is child's play – literally

Looks very stripped down... 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 11:23 GMT

Flame

Ooh, ONE USB port! And stunning resolution! Doesn't look very light either. I hope it's at least durable. And don't get me started on ECS' (severe lack of) quality. Might be fun to tinker with if it's rugged and the price is right.

Only from Tomy 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 11:54 GMT

Paris Hilton

In the first shot, it resembles one of those old Grandstand electronic games - like Scramble. Remember them? With the light-up screens?

Depressing 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 12:00 GMT

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Yet another boring cut down laptop. Depressing that Intel is behind it. I would have hoped that Chipzilla would be doing something innovative with solid-state memory and no moving parts. Maybe that's the 3rd generation?

Tempting... 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 12:25 GMT

With a decent battery life, there is a lot of useful stuff that computer could do. Small screen, yes, but that was what we used to have. Ten years ago this would have been red-hot office hardware.

How long before a Linux version for such machines?

Of course, it isn't the least expensive laptop of this performance. I hope some of the money is going on making them harder to break.

"nifty carry handle"? 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 13:07 GMT

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Doesn't it ever rain in Korea?!?!

Little apes 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 13:50 GMT

Boffin

Looks like a robust design. Exactly what you want to give the little apes.

I look forward to 32 gig solid state, higher resolution with an atom.

what 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 20:43 GMT

lets see I could pay $530 USD for that or $479 USD for this

http://www.shopping.hp.com/webapp/shopping/computer_can_series.do?storeName=computer_store&category=notebooks&a1=Category&v1=Versatile+performance&series_name=C700T_series

But! 

Posted Monday 23rd June 2008 21:42 GMT

Alert

But, is it ToughBook quality?

Remember, the trogs may attempt to hit each other with them. Wouldn't want to damage the sensitives inside, forcing the parents to buy a new one in expaseration every week! (Or every day, if some tales of certain schools are anything to go by.)

Tykes and computers 

Posted Tuesday 24th June 2008 00:23 GMT

Why?

What the hell do kids really need computers for? Certainly not for education.

In my interactions with school age kids it is getting obvious that research skills are getting worse and kids are falling into the trap of just believing the first Google hit they get, doing a cut and paste and they're done.

Re: what 

Posted Tuesday 24th June 2008 08:07 GMT

Can we have a rule that anyone obviously not getting the whole laptot thing is moderated out on sight? It's getting bloody tedious.

I keep seeing 'Likud' not 'Lukid'. 

Posted Tuesday 24th June 2008 12:59 GMT

Can't imagine why though.