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Author: DeepakSaxenadeepak@csociety.purdue.edu
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Subject: QLITech Systems
Get a thinkpad, toshiba, or vaio. Those work great with Linux.

~Deepak

On Mar 12 2001, at 23:09, Robert Ambrose was caught saying:
>
> Has anyone here tried the QLITech (Tuxtop) Labtops? I'm thinking of
> getting an Emperor.
>
> Two things really bug me about Dell:
>
> First, Dell doesn't seem very interested in selling Linux Laptops. I got
> the feeling the sales rep thought something was wrong with me wanting a
> Linux based laptop. Half the things I was interested in getting wasn't
> supported (Port rep/CD-RW). I was also told I couldn't order more than 260
> MB of memory. I was thinking of getting 512. (They had a special going,
> they would match the amount of memory you bought and I was going to get
> 256 MB anyway).
>
> The other thing that really burns me is I priced the same configuration
> using Windoes 2000 Pro and it came out 3 dollors cheaper. I feel like I'm
> still having to buy a copy of Windows I don't want.
>
> On the otherhand, two things bother me about the Emperor:
>
> One is the don't allow returns. If you buy it, and don't like it, do bad.
> This really bothers me because a few years ago I bought a laptop from
> another small company (Twinhead), and I've been sorry ever since.
>
> Second, is it is a lot more expensive.
>
> So I was wondering if anyone has direct knowlage of either QLITech and/or
> the Emperor.
>
> TIA, rna
>
>
>
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