I'm trying to install Ubuntu now (it comes with a Fedora variant), but am having technical issues, but working on it.
Hardware wise I'm impressed and happy with it so far from a quick play!
To confirm to people - the multicard reader doesn't take CF cards.
I've heard they are very good.
Biggest downside is battery life - it's about 2.5 hours. Thought you can upgrade the battery, but 2.5 hours is plenty for me.
Apparently run WinXP very nicely indeed, and have read people running Windows 7 on there too.
Not me. If you just want more space then you could buy another 12-16GB of cards for the £68 price. I'd only use this sort of thing as backup to be sure in case my cards died.
Ebuyer announced £100 off these today:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/146879
Acer Aspire One A150 Intel Atom N270 1.6 GHz, 1GB RAM, 120GB HDD,8.9" 1024x600 display. Integrated card reader.
Great deal. I think I'm going to get one to backup my cards when on the move.
I believe the article is probably the same one I read in the Daily Mail yesterday, the online version is here: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1194843/You-ban-parents-taking-pictures-schools-told.html.
Considering your tight budget I'd say a Sony A200 is a better choice then the A350 (a few more megapixels, but same sensor, and live view).
The Sony A200 can be had for less than £250, and maybe as low as £200 if you get lucky. With the kit lens of 18-70mm which could be you 'regular' lens...
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