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  • LINUTOP: Small PC - Linux Computer - Internet Kiosk

    IntroductionLinutop is a Linux-based diskless computer. It offers a completely silent, low-power operation in an extremely small package.Its main purpose is to surf the Internet.Linutop is ideal for everyday Internet usage in:- Libraries, schools and universities,- Business and Government... more

    Reviewed by aseembehl Nov 25 2006, 02:10am ( 98 reviews ) • linutop.com

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  • Reviewed by Kirro on Oct 04, 7:13pm

    This seems to be for a limited market. For most purposes, you might as well just use a laptop.

  • Rated by Judah-Hertz on Sep 29, 5:58pm

    Cool little mini pc.

  • Reviewed by omcm on Jun 16, 8:15am

    As a daily PC, this isn't exactly the most powerful system out there. For specialized installs where size counts, such as a kiosk display or to run a projector in a conference room, I could possibly see this being an option. An AsusEEE Box is about the same physical size, but is actually a usable computer (with a hard drive) and is a much better option being almost half the cost.

  • Rated by vpernice on Jun 11, 1:44pm

    Because PCs aren't necessary like pornstars: bigger doesn't mean better

  • Rated by Luminoth on May 11 2009, 7:47pm

    340 euros for that? I think not.

  • Rated by jungleselecta on Sep 01 2008, 4:04pm

    This is would be great if it were cheaper. And flatterkatz: it's not read-only flash, patches are possible.

  • Rated by HunterAmacker on Aug 04 2008, 10:17am

    This would be great for someone like an elderly person with no computer knowledge. Just set it up on their TV, give them a wireless keyboard and mouse and then they can check emails and browse the web from their living room. Also, I bet this would have HUGE hacking opportunities. It shouldn't be to hard to 'unlock' its OS, save a little bit of soldering and an extra flash card.

  • Rated by Snobulls on Jul 10 2008, 5:11pm

    If only it didn't contain linux...

  • Reviewed by flatterkatz on Apr 27 2008, 11:18pm

    I don't really know. If the OS is on a read-only flash, you can't patch your system at all, which would be quite bad. What does it help you if all the damage would be nil after a reboot, if this damage is easely redone?