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DIY’ers and people wanting to control their home inexpensively can use Netbooks as an option. For less than $400 you can have a small computer that sits in your kitchen or family room ready to surf the web, view security cameras or turn off the lights. This is one of the reasons why I created Myro:Home as software only version so users can achieve this type of control for less than purchasing a proper in-wall panel. However, I still recommend for the ultimate integration and control that an in-wall panel is installed in a home.
If you are in the market for a netbook check out this buying guide and find the best netbook for yourself!
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1 2 Next »Will your software run on Ubuntu? Many notebooks ship with this OS as the lowest cost option.
No. Currently only Windows... XP options are not that much more.
Will your software run on Ubuntu? Many notebooks ship with this OS as the lowest cost option.
No. Currently only Windows... XP options are not that much more.
Thanks. How much longer will Microsoft sell XP?
Thanks. How much longer will Microsoft sell XP?
Well, from what I have read, MSFT has focused on making Windows 7 work good on Netbooks.
Well, from what I have read, MSFT has focused on making Windows 7 work good on Netbooks.
I am running windows 7 RC1 on my MSI Wind and Win7 runs better on it than XP did. It is fast as hell and works great.
- Josh
I am running windows 7 RC1 on my MSI Wind and Win7 runs better on it than XP did. It is fast as hell and works great.
- Josh
That's great to hear! I have Windows 7 running in WMWare on my Mac and it runs fast too.
That's great to hear! I have Windows 7 running in WMWare on my Mac and it runs fast too.