Where oh where did my portable go?

Oh where, oh where could it be?

• Digital VIDC output to drive the LCD panel directly.
  
• New 10/100Mb ethernet controller and driver software
  
• USB interface and driver software
  
• PCMCIA interface and driver software
  
• Power supply and battery management
  

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shame they're going to miss the wakefield show by such a narrow margin... -- jymbob. (llama) jymbob on 12/5/02 11:35PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

Shame on RS full-stop. -- Spriteman. Spriteman on 13/5/02 9:39AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

True. selling a new computer with that speed of processor is outrageous, even if it can do FP -- jymbob. (llama) jymbob on 13/5/02 11:55AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

kewl, PCMCIA driver.. worth the wait -- Marco Frissen, mfrissen on 13/5/02 7:28PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

"Kewl PCMCIA driver" that's like saying "Kewl, A road!" ... no damn use without something to use with it! ian on 13/5/02 9:26PM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

It is a same they'll miss Wakefield, but it isn't entirely their fault. They have give a good reason and are making the mark 1 product better in the mean time. Ian, a PCMCIA driver is a good thing because it makes creation of drivers for specific cards easier. Without it everyone who wants to write a driver for a card would need to write the PCMCIA driver as well as the card driver. -- Steve Knutson knutson on 14/5/02 6:58AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

"Kewl PCMCIA driver" that's like saying "Kewl, A road!" ... sure it's better than having to build the road, then the car but still no damn use without the car! -- Spriteman. Spriteman on 16/5/02 10:17AM [ Reply | Permalink | Report ]

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