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In November, you’ll be able to buy a new laptop that’s spillproof, rainproof, dustproof and drop-proof. It’s fanless, it’s silent and it weighs 3.2 pounds. One battery charge will power six hours of heavy activity, or 24 hours of reading. The laptop has a built-in video camera, microphone, memory-card slot, graphics tablet, game-pad controllers and a screen that rotates into a tablet configuration. And this laptop will cost $200.

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This laptop seems to have many

This laptop seems to have many innovative features. I love the idea of having a key which shows the source code of whatever program you're running, allowing you to make experimental changes. As a long time laptop user I'd also love to have a device whose batteries last longer than the usual one or two hours.

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The mesh network concept is cool

The mesh network concept is cool and so is the hardware design. I plan on supporting this cause with the Give 1 Get 1 program.

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