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Heh, support already has been dropped ;) Flash 10.1? Nope. MeeGo? Nope. Knowing how things evolve with Nokia devices I got a Milestone instead :P

^ It's pretty easy to replace the nubs, some people already disassembled them(see Tweaks Thread).

You can do as you wish, but adding a bit of common sense makes communication easier. I tend to overlook quote-pyramids as they disrupt the flow of information. The board rules specify This can easily be expanded to quoting posts directly above yours, if you reply to the post as a whole.

Hail Pandora!

:huh:

+1 Support your family.

^ Yep, it's an optical mouse sensor.

They must be pretty confident to stay alive. I have my doubts when looking at Android's momentum, right now.

I didn't do any research yet, but I didn't stumble upon info that Droid supports USB-host functionality so far. A bluetooth version could expand your audience greatly, I think. Whatever, if there is a Droid/Milestone version available, I'll buy it no matter which type of connection it uses.

The standard Atom was more or less an accident, and not meant to be competitive to ARM. It's just a very low cost, low performance chip that was placed against Via back then, IIRC. The hype following the original eee-pc was completely unexpected. Moorestown on the other hand is quite interesting.

@Stan It's something for the bugtracker, imo. If it happens more often and no solution is found I'll add it to the Tweaks Thread :) edit: I just remembered an other thread, where something similar happened. It turned out to be an LCD cable problem, IIRC. The display wasn't initialized properly...

Wow, not bad at all :) Now, add bluetooth and make it Droid compatible, please :P /Apple-hater

I switched from netbook to CULV subnotebook. They offer the same portability and add some more oomph performance-wise. My Aspire One is only used as a backup and dedicated LastFM player in my workshop, now.

^ I see. You can also click "Add Reply" and it'll start a blank new post ;)

Works. You just need a properly sized ass.

To be fair I changed the topic title, the original poster had specified a different title. Ihis all has been discussed already in other threads. As the unit was already sold a month ago, I'll close this one, as the marketplace is not necessarily a place to dicuss things, just buy and sell stuff ;)

One thing you could check(which might void warranty though, you should ask Craig) is if the LCD ribbon isn't seated properly inside the connector on the PCB.

You should send it back, then.

Do you get to the boot menu when powering up and holding the R button?