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coming later
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 It's about the fans..
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I grew sick and tired of how loud computers had been getting, ever since CDROMs and CPU fans, faster HDDs and fan-requiring Graphics Acceleration.
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This is something like a placeholder or a dead project, and probably has more notes which have not been ported yet.
(on Wikipedia)
https://amiga.com/
A legendary platform in its time, it’s not relegated to being an oldschool computer.
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Note that this is not the other Creative MUVO 2
A hard drive-based music player.
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Properly titled Creative NOMAD MuVo²
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A legendary platform in its time, it’s not relegated to being an oldschool computer.
This was a major project for a long while, as I made a pilgrimage to this platform and stuck with it as my only computing resource.
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Often given the shortform “c64”.
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C-One, a re-creation with more contemporary hardware.
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Entertainment, Hardware > Game consoles / Computers, Portable computing > Portable gaming >
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was english.gamepark.com
The GP32 is a brand new handheld game console. It has double the resolution of a Game Boy Advance SP and up to four times the processing power. It is an open platform (like the PC) and a lot of private development has already begun, including emulating other game consoles on it.
Hot damn this thing’s got potential.
Whoops, I broke my HP 200LX.. I’ll have to get it repaired before I can re-open this project.
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Portable computing, Quiet computing > Oldschool >
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(home page, archive)
An early-1990s
A portable computer.
Clamshell, Full QWERTY-keyboard with a keypad and macro keys, authentic Intel 8086 hardware, true DOS, a task-switching application, and a number of GUI applications and productivity software. It is truly a portable computer.
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Abandoned — HP decided to switch to the Windows CE-supporting palmtops in their Jordana-series of palmtops, even though the 200LX was still a moneymaking operation.
This is an actual alert to IBM field engineers that went out to all IBM Branch offices. The person who wrote it was very serious. The rest of us may find it rather funny.
