Another dream machine for portable Squeakage
Welch, Ronald P
ronald.p.welch at BAESYSTEMS.COM
Wed May 19 13:48:47 UTC 2004
I am wondering if the Play Station Personal machine from
Sony might not some day make an interesting platform for
Squeak:
http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/psp-specs-slip-out-015903.php
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From: ajr [mailto:gmane-x9y9abu9r8 at ajr.e4ward.com]
Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 12:03 AM
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Subject: Re: Another dream machine for portable Squeakage
On Tue, 18 May 2004 15:15:17 -0500, Aaron J Reichow wrote:
> For those with a boatload of money who want the latest, greatest, fastest
> and yet smallest way to Squeak, check out the new Sony Vaio U70:
>
> http://www.dynamism.com/u70/index.shtml
>
> A 5" 800x600 screen, 900 MHz CPU, HD and lots'o'RAM. A lot smaller than
> most "tablet PCs," small enough to fit in a cargo pant pocket, yet oodles
> more powerful than even the most capable PDA. A lot like an OQO, though a
> smidge bigger and it actually is for sale.
>
> A shame I don't have $3000 burning a hole in my pocket! This is the sort
> of thing that could replace every computer I use... :)
In hot pursuit of portable squeakage, i also salivated over this one. But
for the price...
I'd rather get a Sharp SL-6000 (extraordinary 640x480 screen,
keyboard, usb, Linux) at $660 for portable squeakage and linuxing, with
enough left over for say, a sony u101 plus $600 worth of other toys or
mobile internet.
But this is a momentous step; hopefully before long there will be a raft
of these (real pcs in this form factor) from other makers.
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