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Fri, 11/16/2007 - 9:25am
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Matt Barton
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Not sure I understand all the technical language in that, Mark! Can you explain for the rest of us?

I remember when I first started hearing about the XO it was supposed to be $100 and have a wind-up crank so you didn't need electricity to operate it. Guess that plan got shut down. I wonder how feasible solar power would be for something like this? as I understand, it doesn't have a hard drive (only flash memory).

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Location: St. Cloud, Minnesota, USA
Email: matt@armchairarcade.com

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