free traffic
Waleed
are a variety of other issues to consider with existing software and
peripheral http://globalzone4u.com/home/
Mike A Schwab
http://www.bikerumor.com/2009/08/04/mount-a-laptop-computer-to-your-bicycle-handlebar/
No DVD drive. Will have to wait to buy another one with Win 7 pre-
installed.
Bill Baka
Beware. There is suddenly a group saying how bad it is and some of the
trade rags have expressed caution. You may have to buy a new laptop just
to run 7.
I'm on Linux with XP in a Virtual machine so it can't mess things up.
A laptop on my bike would seem a bit much and the vibration might give
it an early grave.
Just a small warning.
Bill Baka
Simon Lewis
> Mike A Schwab wrote:
>> On Nov 3, 11:47 pm, Waleed <shamimh...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Even if your PCs meet the Windows 7 minimum system requirements, there
>>> are a variety of other issues to consider with existing software and
>>> peripheralhttp://globalzone4u.com/home/
>>
>> http://www.bikerumor.com/2009/08/04/mount-a-laptop-computer-to-your-bicycle-handlebar/
>>
>> No DVD drive. Will have to wait to buy another one with Win 7 pre-
>> installed.
>
> Beware. There is suddenly a group saying how bad it is and some of the
> trade rags have expressed caution. You may have to buy a new laptop just
> to run 7.
Strange. The huge majority of reviews and people I know who use it say
its excellent.
> I'm on Linux with XP in a Virtual machine so it can't mess things up.
> A laptop on my bike would seem a bit much and the vibration might give
> it an early grave.
> Just a small warning.
> Bill Baka
Yes Bill. Because people come to a cycling group to hear you espouse on
Win 7. Why google real people when we can listen to you? I mean : aren't
you the Linux king? You are surely the person to ask about Win 7.
Bill Baka
Bill Baka
Norman
> Bill Baka <bb...@comcast.net> writes:
> > Mike A Schwab wrote:
> >> On Nov 3, 11:47 pm, Waleed <shamimh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>> Even if your PCs meet the Windows 7 minimum system requirements, there
> >>> are a variety of other issues to consider with existing software and
> >>> peripheralhttp://globalzone4u.com/home/
>
>
> >> No DVD drive. Will have to wait to buy another one with Win 7 pre-
> >> installed.
>
> > Beware. There is suddenly a group saying how bad it is and some of the
> > trade rags have expressed caution. You may have to buy a new laptop just
> > to run 7.
>
> Strange. The huge majority of reviews and people I know who use it say
> its excellent.
>
> > I'm on Linux with XP in a Virtual machine so it can't mess things up.
> > A laptop on my bike would seem a bit much and the vibration might give
> > it an early grave.
> > Just a small warning.
> > Bill Baka
>
> Yes Bill. Because people come to a cycling group to hear you espouse on
> Win 7. Why google real people when we can listen to you? I mean : aren't
> you the Linux king? You are surely the person to ask about Win 7.
Great Jumpin' Stalin on a Bungee Cord! I just learned how to count:
(We categorically deny the existence of any number
lower than 3.1)
3.1
3.11
NT
95
NT3.5
98
NT4.0
98SE
2000
ME
XP
2003
Vista
2008
7
I'm guessing B.Ga must have gone to school in Kentucky
or Massachusetts with them kinda math skills.
Bill Baka
Yes, you now have many choices on which M$ product you want to crash
your computer. I'm not pushing Linux since some people will never leave
M$ because they either don't know or have been brainwashed into thinking
that M$ is the same as *computer*.
I only responded to someone asking about a laptop on a bike and
mentioned that maybe an older, cheaper, and less expensive laptop might
be a good way to go. I have an old (1990's) Compaq and it takes 15
minutes to boot and is a dog after that. It will run Linux decently.
Draw your own conclusions.
My intent was that someone would not run out and put a $3,000 laptop on
his $3,000 Trek or Specialized and kill it with the road bumps that we
all hit.
Bill Baka
zeeshan
are a variety of other issues to consider with existing software and
http://globalzone4u.com/home/