10.1" screen. For me, this was great in VGA textmode
I prefer to keep OS and personal data separate (This is one important difference from ChromeOS that appeared a few years later)
The USB stick contained OS only, HDD was used for data storage only, if at all. For example, I might not use the HDD at all, leaving it as is when I bought the computer. or I might use the HDD to store public data like public zone files
I primarily used external drives for personal data storage (This is another important difference from ChromeOS, no "cloud" storage)
As such, when the computer eventually dies, I have the OS on USB stick and data on external drives, easily portable to new computers
Memory 512MB DDR2 667MHz
Storage 160GB SATA
10.1" screen. For me, this was great in VGA textmode
I prefer to keep OS and personal data separate (This is one important difference from ChromeOS that appeared a few years later)
The USB stick contained OS only, HDD was used for data storage only, if at all. For example, I might not use the HDD at all, leaving it as is when I bought the computer. or I might use the HDD to store public data like public zone files
I primarily used external drives for personal data storage (This is another important difference from ChromeOS, no "cloud" storage)
As such, when the computer eventually dies, I have the OS on USB stick and data on external drives, easily portable to new computers