This is a cryptographically signed message in MIME format. --------------ms43BD6F940FD489680749A434 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Jon Knight wrote: > > On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, Marcus Wolschon wrote: > > I wonder: Has anybody in this list ever > > thougth about not using an SBC but to > > hack an all-in-one subnotebook? > > That's my current plan. At the moment my "main" machine is a trusty old > Tosh Libretto 50CT (with Linux naturally). ... I thought about putting toshset into jAugment, ... as I hear this I think I should do that. (...AFTER I converted all apps to accept user-defined fonts as I had to find out I can not get a much lower resolution in X and in 1024x768 a 10px font is just unreadable ina viewfinder. ;) ) > The 50CT has a single type 2 PCMCIA slot so that'll do nicely for wireless > LAN, Ethernet or dial up connectivity. Biggest problem with the libby is > that the standard battery that I have only lasts about 1.5 hours _and_ it > doesn't charge the battery when plugged into the mains unless the machine > is powered down. Maybe it's just that the power-supply is to small and you can use a bigger one and search-and-destroy(tm) that block. But I doubt that it can be identified on the PCB as the near- display-PCB in all Laptops I've opened so far (quite a number) is often difficult to get your hands on. > Maybe losing the TFT display will extend that battery > life a little but its still not much. Might need to consider some sort of > external belt pack that pretends to be the mains supply if I want to last > for a whole working day (or do shorter working days. Hmmm... :-) ). Try simply disabling the display (toshset is your friend, that or closing the lid) and let it run in normal usage-pattern to find out. > Anyway, this is still very much on the drawing board as I'm not going to > start doing anything until I have the 100CT running smoothly. I've also > got to consider what I need the wearable for - it might turn out that my > requirements are actually best dealt with using one of those natty M100 > Palm Pilots that everyone else round here seems to have now. > > Tatty bye, > > Jim'll Dough wrote: >(ever seen the 'kung fu' series?). No. >Wanna take it off my hands? Not exactly. For myself I'd rather go for something that I can put a bit more ram into... >hey are all in completely different ballparks.... Thanks for the info. With uBGA I ment the micro-BGA -packed mobile-processors from Intel. Wouldn't it be nice to be able to _upgrade_ later? I've just heard of a SBC using mobile PIII. That one could be interesting for me... I doubt that a modern Intel could be made into running even near 24/7... Maybe I could do sth. like powering on the conventional Laptop from the backpack when I need more power... and have sth. smaller to wear... I will see. 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