[pct-l] Micro laptop for the trail

[Ate Tuna]

It says it has surreal battery life with 6 hours of juice, but it'll only be
equivalent to 2 hours with having to type on that tiny keyboard.  I would
need to take at least one full zero day to type in all my journals.  You're
better off bouncing a bigger computer down the trail, or at least bouncing
along a full size keyboard.

On Tue, May 24, 2011 at 6:05 PM, Glenn Bradford <glenn.bradford at gmail.com>wrote:

> I know there have been a few discussions of devices to carry on the
> trail. Thought people might be interested in this one which I read in
> a review - no personal experience but I'd be interested to hear if
> anyone else has geeked out with one of these:
> http://www.myviliv.com/eng/product/n5.asp
>
> More photos, info at:
> http://www.dynamism.com/top-notebooks/viliv-n5.shtml
>
> Seems a wee tad pricey for my tastes at $649 (!), but at .86 pounds
> it's got a lot of horsepower.
>
> Glenn
> http://www.thewalk-about.com/
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