Affordable and Efficient Notebook with Intel Celeron Processor and 14 TFT Screen

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The discussion centers around a notebook featuring an Intel Celeron 2.4GHz processor, 512 MB of 266MHz DDR-RAM, and a 40GB HDD. It includes multiple connectivity options such as three USB 2.0 ports, one IEEE 1394 port, a parallel port, a COM port, a CD-ROM drive, infrared, LAN, and a built-in modem, all displayed on a 14" TFT screen. The user reports difficulty installing Fedora and Red Hat Linux, but successfully installed Mandrake 9.0. The notebook is noted for its portability compared to desktops but is considered expensive in Malaysia. Future upgrade plans include transitioning to an Athlon 64 notebook after four years. Sagar, the manufacturer, is recognized for producing laptops for Alienware. The thread also raises questions about the specific issues encountered during the Fedora installation process.
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intel celeron 2.4GHz,
512 MB 266MHz DDR-Ram
40GB HDD
3 USB2.0
1 IEEE1394
1 parallel port
1 com port
CDROM
infrared
LAN
built-in modem
14" screen TFT

SagerNotebook-01.jpg
 
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my notebook can't install Redhat and Fedora, donno why?
but it can install mandrake 9.0
 
notebook is much better than desktop, portability!
but it is very expensive in malaysia.
i think i will only upgrade my notebook after maybe 4 years from now, buy a new Ahtlon 64 notebook.
 
Sagar is actually a very good company. They build the laptops for alienware.

What is messing up in the fedora install?
 
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