Really looking forward to an Arm netbook that will go a couple of days on a
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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The question isn't Windows
Michael Kelly | 11/14/08
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Well, iPhone did not support Flash and was a big success, but, I am sure
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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The iPhone has a built-in customer base
Michael Kelly | 11/14/08
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Well, I do keep flash block on, and avoid sites with flash. But, this is a
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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It's not just a simple recompile
Michael Kelly | 11/14/08
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Arm is 32 bits, so, unless they have some assembly language code (I doubt),
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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Netbooks' Primary Function???
john.foggitt@... | 12/04/08
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Adobe Flash clients available for ARM ...
MisterMiester | 11/14/08
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Notice that MS is not even talking about a version for netbooks yet. Arm
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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Microsoft is always late to the party
zmud | 11/14/08
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It sounds like Ubuntu does not either
GuidingLight | 11/14/08
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Ubuntu has been working on this for some time. Dell is also using Ubuntu on
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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Waste of time
croberts | 11/14/08
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Product returns are not that high overall ...
MisterMiester | 11/14/08
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With Linux and free software, it is not a big deal to have a different chip
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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You also forget the purpose of a Netbook, and also how the software we use
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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Yes, I agree. I think that Intel will throw a lot of resources at this
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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RE: Ubuntu to run on ARM-based netbooks
BobLah | 11/14/08
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Yes, Flash is important, and it is a simple re-compile for 32-bit arm. But,
DonnieBoy | 11/14/08
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When talking about ease of use
AndyCee | 11/17/08
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Already Been Done
notmyname2 | 11/18/08
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