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I am with you on this idea. I have been building my own pc's for 13
years now and am working out what to build into a boat I recently bought. I will be watching this thread with great interest. I se no reason to take up desktop or tabletop space with a laptop when I can build the components inside a compartment instead. I'll also have my own choices for keyboards, displays, and other devices. I am thinking of working from a Shuttle-X base. One thing I am considering is being able to run the OS and primary programs from flash drives while sailing. 1 gig drives are common now and I expect size will increase and cost will drop over the next year. Why have a spinning hard drive when it can be avoided for much of the time? When dockside and doing my heavy duty work and surfing I have no problem spinning up a hard drive. |
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