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Hi,
My old Dell Inspiron is coming to the end of it's life, I mostly use a desktop
system so I don't need an all dancing notebook. I want a small/cheap
computer, for presentations at meetings and the occasional use away from
home.
I can get a Dell Inspiron Mini 12 for £380 which comes shipped with Ubuntu.
I can get a Novatech "no name" E15 Pro for £332 with no OS.
The Dell is about the right size, the Novatech is probably larger than I want.
I can also go for one of the many netbooks too (~ £250), though mostly they
come with the Windows Tax.
I know some people get second hand units, what can be bought for under £300?
Where is reputable? I think the 12" screen format is probably best, so which
models are okay to buy second hand and are happy running Debian or other
Linux distros?
Thanks in advance.
--
Adam Trickett
Overton, HANTS, UK
When a Microsoft product is the lesser of two evils, you know for
sure that there's something fishy going on.
-- anon
