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Re: [PLUG] no moving parts
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> Date: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 18:19:35 -0500
> From: Bill Patterson <patterson@computer.org>
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> Can anyone recommend a computer with no moving parts? I want one to
> stay on 24/7 and be there to 'wake-on-lan' my other computers only when
> I want them on. This computer would have to take Debian Linux.
The Mini-9 I'm typing this on has no moving parts, and a built-in UPS
good for 4+ hours. Mine is running Ubuntu, but I'm sure Debian would be
fine. 1G RAM (the most they can sell with because they also run XP.
What monopoly?) with 16G SSD is $259 on the Dell Outlet site.
Interestingly, ONLY units running Windows are available, I guess no one
is returning ones with Ubuntu? Snicker.
The power brick is small, actually a wall wart, unlike the larger ones
other folks have mentioned. Three are obvious pros and cons to using a
small laptop; that's up to you.
Good luck,
JP
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