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NanoNote: Semi...Quasi...Decent-ish Computing for $99!

Ty Dunitz
By Miami, FL2 min read
NanoNote: Semi...Quasi...Decent-ish Computing for $99!

The "本 NanoNote" is something I can't even decide what to classify as, let alone formulate an opinion of.

A 'copyleft' hardware device, this little, er... well, 'hardware device', has everything today's frugal-yet-internet-savvy gentleman demands for his hard-earned dollar

: a 3" color TFT display rocking a positively vivid 320x240 resolution; a vast 32mb of RAM; a 2-gig SDHC card for a hard disk; and, powering this unruly beast, an Ingenic Jz4740 Multimedia Application Processor clocking 336MHz and running OpenWRT - an operating system used for routers.

The '本' (pronounced 'běn') is the Chinese character for 'origin'. Says sharism.cc, "It signifies exactly what the first version of the NanoNote is: a beginning." Yes, sharism, it certainly does. Personally, with a price point like this, I'd still pick one of these up - I bet it still runs Diablo 2. Everything runs Diablo 2.

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Ty is an illustrator who stays up too late and must wear glasses.

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