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taranicole1988
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 Posted: Tue, 16 Aug 2005 11:12:03 Post Subject: Cool Computer-On-a-Stick |
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Hey, I just found this device on-line called a computer-on-a-stick, which is almost what it sounds like, a computer on a stick. I'd like to try it. Does anyone else have any thoughts on how it would work or does anyone own one? I saw it at www.fingergear.com (It works in the USB drive and stores info.) |
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Little Bruin
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renovation
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all it is to me is a memery stick and they are adding the software -
i bet you have all the same software and save a bundle by adding it all to your own memery stick if you get a large enought unit !
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Hellfire
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All they are doing is using a normal USB memory stick, and loading Linux with some additional apps on it. Any normal USB memory stick can be used, then go get the free software and set it up yourself. Was a post about this in Software I believe regarding an ultra-small version of Linux.
Here is that thread..
http://bigbruin.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6601 |
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Doctor Feelgood
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