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Sold before dinner...
So here's one for $75 including shipping (USPS Priority to the U.S.), and the power supply in the pic. (call it a "used once" discount).
This one is a standard M1 NTSC (meaning U.S. composite for TV or projector) with a sound-trigger input. Has little rubber pads, or it's ready to go in a case.
Video looks like the one shot off my TV in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E1XsLRrQc3Y
PM with Qs.
Last edited by vblank (Jul 21, 2014 9:25 pm)
oh, also.... i'd make sure to get the eeePC from a place which will accept a return. i've had very bad luck with them myself. but some people really love them, so meh
Thanks for the heads-up Matt, info is in your inbox.
I was wondering if the eeePCs were flakey. I loved my Dell mini10, but it was as sturdy as a leaf of lettuce. I reformatted it monthly and had the case off 2 or 3 times for repairs.
Maybe I'll keep going with the Ras-Pi and get a better keyboard case. I'm porting some Vj stuff to Linux, but the rats-nest of cables and accessories on the Pi is a drag when I'm playing out.
I'll take a look at the acer, and shop around a bit more.. Thanks both for the input. Someone needs to make a 7" Toughbook. My milspec lasted 12 years, many shows and trips, and I sold it running fine. 10lbs added a lot to the kit though!
For the rest... The Pocket VBLANK M1 is sold.
@e.s.c.
--good call on the acer's. I found a Acer C7 chromebook for a few bucks more ($100 shipped) and after flashing the bios and throwing Xubuntu on it, I have a nice dual-core linux lappy in my hands! This is one of the few laptops I've seen in years that you can swap out parts with a Phillips head and the firmware overwrite is published - cool!
Now off to dosbox & messing with the video out.
nice, im not sure on the chromebooks, but the older acers were pretty hackintosh friendly too 
