[Arm-netbook] crowd sourcing proposal

Gordan Bobic gordan at bobich.net
Sun Dec 25 22:29:30 GMT 2011


On 12/25/2011 09:32 PM, lkcl luke wrote:

>>>>> formally submit it to one of the sites?  step 1, probably a good idea
>>>>> to create a wiki page to write up a draft proposal
>>
>> http://wiki.hands.com//allwinner_a10/crowd_funding_proposal/
>>
>> I am dyslexic, so excuse any grammar mistakes - I can not see them.
>
>   ok, the page itself looks great - the amusing thing is that for a
> dyslexic person you can type "wiki.hands.com" pretty well, rather than
> "rhombus-tech.net" :)  anyway, i've moved the page to here:
> http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/crowd_funding_proposal/
>
>   ok, my immediate thoughts are as follows, please do critique it:
>
>   * trusting merit to create the CPU card, the next most important
> thing is to pick a suitable chassis
>
>   * personally i cannot stand tablets.  they're... truly dreadful.
>
>   * i keep harping on about laptops, after all, duh, this is the name
> of the list :)
>
>   * thus we come full circle back to 10in, 12in or 15in
>
>   * and gordan's mad idea for a 15in 1920x1080 laptop :)

15.4" was for 1920x1200. For 1920x1080 it was 13.3", like on the Vaio-Z. :p

But the real kick in the teeth is that screens based on tech that offers 
very good power consumption (OLED and PixelQi) aren't available in 
larger sizes or high resolutions. The best that is likely to be 
available in the foreseeable future is the PixelQi 1280x800 10.1" 
screen. I can probably just about live with that for now and break out 
my trusty ThinkPad with a 2048x1536 screen for the heavy stuff.

Gordan



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