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CNET.co.uk has 52 stories on linux
Asus Eee PC S101 review
Reviews It's almost inevitable it'll make a Linux model though, so watch this space.The total storage capacity is technically 52GB. With the S101, the Eee PC has finally grown up. It's been completely redesigned so it's sexier, lighter, and more appealing...
Editor's rating 
8.9
Tags: asus, sign, windows xp, memory card
17 October 2008, 13:02
Dell Dimension 5100 review
Reviews You'll have to install Linux or wait for future versions of Windows before your 5100 can be driven to its limits. Eschewing the traditional bland beige-and-black cases popular with most PC manufacturers, Dell has taken a bold new direction with the...
Editor's rating 
6.3
Tags: dell, configure, gaming, floppy
29 September 2005, 16:09
Cowon iAudio D2 (4GB) review
Reviews The player also works with previous Windows versions back to 98, as well as Mac and Linux operating systems. The Cowon iAudio D2 is a solid and compact player dominated by a 64mm (2.5-inch) screen. The Cowon iAudio D2 comes in black (2GB, 4GB) or...
Editor's rating 8
Tags: cowon, slot, watching, windows explorer
5 March 2007, 13:00
Cowon iAudio 7 review
Reviews There's a whole heap of EQ and playback options, much more than competing players, and it'll work with Windows, Macs and Linux! Cowon's iAudio 7 is the latest and supposedly greatest MP3 player to take a swing at Apple's iPod nano.
Editor's rating 8
Tags: cowon, microphone, rates, headphones
13 July 2007, 15:14
Humax LGB-19DRT review
Reviews We're sure a determined and skilled user could use Linux to get at the files, but it's too much hassle for most of us. Obviously, you won't be wanting a 40-inch LCD for the kids' bedroom, but something a little smaller might fit the bill.
Editor's rating 6.6
Tags: humax, viewing, tuner, hdmi
8 April 2008, 17:00
Packard Bell EasyNote XS review
Reviews Whereas the Eee PC -- initially, at least -- sidestepped Windows in favour of a Linux-based operating system, the EasyNote XS uses Windows It's twice the price of an Eee, but has advantages like a much larger hard drive and a digital video output...
Editor's rating 6.5
Tags: packard bell, school, battery life, pixels
7 March 2008, 15:51
TrekStor vibez review
Reviews The player is compatible with Mac OS X and Linux, as well as Windows. Its rubber scroll wheel is the most obvious characteristic, along with its unusual 12GB hard drive.As with all products in this area, the £149 vibez is up against the dominant iPod.
Editor's rating 
7.3
Tags: trekstor, sound quality, wheel, scroll
12 July 2007, 16:38
Philips WACS700 review
Reviews The WACS700 will play back WMA files, but iTunes users won't be able to play their AAC files, nor will the Linux faithful have any luck with their championed format, Ogg Vorbis. The pithily named WACS700 consists of a base unit and a slave unit to...
Editor's rating 
5.6
Tags: philips, insert, rip, wi fi
1 December 2006, 14:21
HP Media Smart Server review
Reviews Server over the Internet, but Mac and Linux users have cause for concern. But times are changing -- HP is hoping to introduce servers to the home with its latest product, the Media Smart Server. It's aimed at anyone with an abundance of multimedia...
Editor's rating 8
Tags: hp, fans, domain, user friendly
23 January 2008, 10:05
Asus Nova Lite Mini 2L review
Reviews Asus offers retailers the option of Windows XP Basic, Vista Home Premium, Vista Home Basic and even Linux. They're sometimes expensive and often not very fast, but they give us a break from the plethora of garish gaming rigs and dull student boxes...
Editor's rating 7.6
Tags: asus, ports, silver, high definition
30 June 2008, 16:17
OLPC XO-1 (One Laptop Per Child) review
Reviews Forget Vista or even XP -- the XO-1 struggles to run Linux under a super-minimalist GUI called Sugar. Nicolas Negroponte's ambitious plan to bridge the global digital divide has borne fruit at last. The XO-1 costs twice as much -- $200 (£100) -- as...
Editor's rating 7.5
Tags: olpc, lock, computing, brightness
7 January 2008, 13:55
Archos 105 review
Reviews Files can simply be dragged and dropped through Windows, Mac OS X or Linux, or using Windows Media Player. But high-capacity video and Internet devices aren't the only strings to the Archos bow; the 105 is a cute little music and video player that...
Editor's rating 5.6
Tags: archos, media player, pixel, windows media player
5 November 2007, 15:29
Cowon iAudio D2 DMB (DAB) review
Reviews Music, video and indeed all files can be organised into folders simply through Windows Explorer (or the Mac and Linux equivalents). Now, it has upped the spec on the flash-based player to include a DAB radio.
Editor's rating 8.7
Tags: cowon, slot, microphone, windows explorer
30 August 2007, 15:12
Nokia N810 Internet Tablet review
Reviews The N810 ships with Nokia's latest Internet Tablet 2008 operating system, based on Linux platform Maemo 4.0, and brings some of the interface improvements mentioned in the Design section. Nokia isn't foolish enough to think that its line of...
Editor's rating 7.7
Tags: nokia, skype, ships, expansion
5 February 2008, 15:18
HP Mini 1000 review
Reviews That combo of Intel's Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, and Windows XP (a Linux version of the Mini 1000 will be released in early 2009) is found in almost every current netbook, so it's not surprising that we saw no real performance difference between the...
Editor's rating 8
30 October 2008, 11:45
8.6
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