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Sam's joins $300 Linux PC club (News.com)

News.com reports that Sam's Club will be selling PCs running Red Hat Linux. "The Sam's Club PCs will include a wealth of open-source software ready to run, including the OpenOffice productivity package, Mozilla Web browser, and Evolution personal information manager."

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Sam's computer link and info

Posted Feb 6, 2003 23:51 UTC (Thu) by frazier (guest, #3060) [Link]

Here's the computer (maybe):
http://www.samsclub.com/eclub/main_shopping.jsp?mt=a&n=0&BV0&coe=0&oidPath=0%3a-23542%3a-23588%3a-24164%3a690118

The link URL in the News.com article had a session ID which is expired.

Here's the basic info (more available on their page):

CPUBuilders Linux Computer Starter System
Model: CBS112L
$297.45

1100Mhz AMD Duron Processor
128MB RAM, Expandable 1GB
20GB hard drive
Fast 3D Video
Monitor NOT included

Item: 666530
...and the Linux part...
    Software Included:
  • Easy-to-use Linux operating system with applications for Internet web browsing, E-mail, full-featured word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, digital imaging, multimedia, games and much more
  • Network, file sharing, disk access and shared printer compatibility with virtually all popular platforms
  • Advanced applications are included for security, databases, servers, web publishing, custom programming and more
    Application Software Includes:
  • OpenOffice.org: Office Suite featuring word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, graphics and database functions that are fully compatible with other office suites
  • Mozilla: Web browser, news and E-mail reader
  • Evolution: E-mail client, calendar, address book
  • Powerful image editing software (The GIMP)
  • GnuCash: Financial management software
  • Xine: Media player for video files
  • XMMS: Media player for audio files
  • GAIM: AOL/ICQ messaging client
  • Dozens of games, graphics, Internet, audio, video, CD writing, and educational programs
 


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