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minervasoloThis has left me craving one of these. It seems you can only get the blue and white over here, but for £199 it's very good value for a netbook, and I've seen nothing but positive reviews (my laptop's an Acer, so I might be a little biased).
I'm tempted to see if I can persuade work that'd it'd be the same as bringing a book/notepad on quiet days, though I don't know if that'd work (and there'd be the theft risk to consider). To be fair, a paperback and a notebook fulfill all the uses I'd put it to at work, much cheaper, but then I'm stuck if I finish a book and don't have another handy, and it'd save me typing things up. It's so cute, so very portable, and the linux version runs OpenOffice and Firefox. It'd be good for long journeys, since I could put eBooks on it, and write, and draw pictures, and listen to music. It's less than a kg! It's the size of a diary! It's blue! (or White! (or Pink or Brown!))
It's a thing, and I like things.
I'm tempted to see if I can persuade work that'd it'd be the same as bringing a book/notepad on quiet days, though I don't know if that'd work (and there'd be the theft risk to consider). To be fair, a paperback and a notebook fulfill all the uses I'd put it to at work, much cheaper, but then I'm stuck if I finish a book and don't have another handy, and it'd save me typing things up. It's so cute, so very portable, and the linux version runs OpenOffice and Firefox. It'd be good for long journeys, since I could put eBooks on it, and write, and draw pictures, and listen to music. It's less than a kg! It's the size of a diary! It's blue! (or White! (or Pink or Brown!))
It's a thing, and I like things.
