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floydbloke

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#82916 7-May-2011 18:51
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Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?


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CADMAX
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  #466589 7-May-2011 22:09
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i want one to! they look cool. do they have network support?




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  #466606 7-May-2011 23:58
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i would love one of there and i wish they made it a bit bigger and put in a 8gb flash

i guess you have to boot the ubuntu off the sd card

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  #466609 8-May-2011 00:10
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Very, very cool. I have contacted them.



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  #466642 8-May-2011 09:12
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CADMAX: do they have network support?


I wondered the same initially.  Through USB by the looks of it, if you look at the photo you can see what suspiciously looks like a D-Link device connected at one end to the USB hub and the other to a red ethernet cable.




Did Eric Clapton really think she looked wonderful...or was it after the 15th outfit she tried on and he just wanted to get to the party and get a drink?


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  #466669 8-May-2011 09:55
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floydbloke:
CADMAX: do they have network support?


I wondered the same initially.  Through USB by the looks of it, if you look at the photo you can see what suspiciously looks like a D-Link device connected at one end to the USB hub and the other to a red ethernet cable.


thats what i was looking at. it just seems a little cut price to have networking and every thing they say it has.




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  #466705 8-May-2011 12:14
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I want one. :) Awesome as a 'streaming server' for my hobby. 700mhz is enough juice (as long as it has network support and I can somehow get audio into it.




 

 

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