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Great On Site Programming Tool

SimEntry
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Hi All,

My company specialises in GSM Entry Systems, Intercoms, Access, Alarm, Remote control. Based in London.

A great gadget i've recently purchased is an Asus eeepc. Fantastic bit of kit. Very cheap too.

Solid state flash based hard drive ideal for on site PC programming. Its tiny but has full XP features. There's a Linux version but

all of the software we use is PC based so the XP version is a must.

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Check it out.

rgds

Noel
  • 4 months later...

i would rather use my Macbook and virtual machine XP or bootcamp.

Or just use crossover and riun the windows apps within OSX

cant stand using Windows, dont understand why its so hard to use.

guess ive just gotten used to OSX

-Willis-

lol cant stand using macs dont understand why its so hard to use.

Suppose im used to windows

;)

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  • 1 month later...

Macs arnt hard to use, takes a few days to get used to the way OSX does things and the different terminology. but I just prefer using a Mac.

-Willis-

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