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On 22 Feb 2007 News poster <mistymorni...@casema.nl> wrote: > 2) Still apparently some stability and support issues with the A9home OS > 3) Fitting a larger hard drive in a RiscPC is easier than fitting one in > The A9home does have a size advantage and is already neatly packaged up. > On the other hand using a RiscPC as a prototype makes a lot of sense. If ---druck --
> 1) A RiscPC you already have is free, you don't need to worry about But if someone comes up with useful and good looking in car system based
> warrantly claims should you break it?
> (please feel free to correct me if my perceptions are wrong)?
> an A9Home.
> the software/hardware is usable on a RiscPC it should be fine on a
> faster A9home.
around and A9 and a small LCD display, they might be able to make quite a
few pennies by selling it to others. Its something I've considered.
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