Story/Interview of Stephen Dukker of Ncomputing by ZDnet.co.uk in which he talks about Macedonia project which was 7 users per $350. Sounds like the X300 and it does run Ubuntu fine (just takes some tweaks).
The multi-user PC is the focus for MiniFrame. Their software product is SoftXpand and is an innovative multi-user product already distributed in Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. Please see the website http://www.miniframe.com for more information.
 New 7-inch micro-client from Kontron. Has touchscreen and supports Linux, CE and XPe. 330 nits. Comes with Celeron so not sure what power dissipation is. Front panel is IP65 sealed. |
Said Maryam Alexandrian, senior vice president of worldwide sales and channels, Wyse. “Together Wyse and Lenovo are making it easier for customers to have the most complete, reliable and secure solutions for today’s demanding computing requirements.”
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