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Miniature Computer

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13 years ago
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Salutations! I'm looking for a miniature computer.... Like a cell phone only it's not for calling... Like, I can put some random small programs on it and mess with it wherever I am. Basically, a computer smaller than a laptop that I can easily fit in my backpack or even a pocket. Like a Gameboy even.

Know what I mean? <_<


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13 years ago
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you mean a tablet computer? like samsung galaxy tab, i pad, and so on

are you looking for a suggestion on which brand to buy?


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13 years ago
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ipads and tablet computers can't fit in regular pockets but they'll work in a bag, sure. I think you might mean something like an ipod touch or something similar. They're the size of a cellphone and they can't make phone calls on their own but they are primarily used for their ability to run apps. Most phones do both though - act as a mini computer (with browsers and games and such) but also function as a camera, and communication device. I have an iphone and I treat it like my child.


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13 years ago
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Well like, the problem I have with iPhones and such is that they are limited to mac-related things... And I'm not looking for anything fancy. It just has to be able to run some very small programs.

Something like one of these http://www.newegg.com/Store/Category.aspx?Category=3&name=Barebone-Mini-Computers but I have no idea which one I should get or if there are better options. (Also, I see mini-computers but where are the mini-monitors? xD)

As for tablets, they all seem pretty expensive AND fragile (and scratchable), while those "barebone" things look like you could (not that I would try) drop it and have nothing happen to it.


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13 years ago
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You could go the netbook route. The Asus eeepc line works well, and I've had very few problems with mine. I've had it for a year and it's been quite reliable. Try to find one that's dual core and you should nearly be set.

It won't fit in a pocket, but a purse or small backpack would work fine.

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-1225B-SU17-BK-11-6-Inch-Netbook-Black/dp/B0075ZRAKG/ref=pd_cp_pc_0 this is the newer version of my machine. They also have a 10 inch screen available, if 12 inches is too large, but i'd have to dig up a link.


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13 years ago
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well there's
samsung galaxy tab http://www.lg.com/ca_en/mobile-phones/tablets/LG-LGV905R.jsp
lg optimus pad http://www.samsung.com/africa_en/consumer/mobile-phone/mobile-phone/tablet/GT-P1000CWAXFA

or does it have to be able to went inside your pocket?


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13 years ago
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Do you need WIndows or its okay for Android?

How About Fujitsu UH900 ? http://www.umpcportal.com/products/Fujitsu/UH900
or look around here : http://www.umpcportal.com/products/
or here : http://www.umpcportal.com/
and here : http://www.umpc.com/


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13 years ago
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I think that nothing beats the N900
Its a mini-tablet first and a phone too
its quiet solid (I've dropped it many time and didn't even get scratched)
It's using a Debian(Linux) based OS called Maemo
what does that mean ?
its Open-source a hacker friendly device
you can tinker, programme and even change the Operating system ( Android, Ubuntu ...etc)
I used to ssh to servers and hack wifi passwords with it
to this day nothing that can surpass it appeared yet!!


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