Pinebook and Precision Workstation With GNU/Linux
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What to Expect From The $89 Pinebook Laptop
It’s the $89 price tag that makes the Pinebook Linux laptop such a tempting purchase
But few real-world reviews exist for this cheap and cheerful device — until now.
Well, sort of.
Pine64, the company behind the 64-bit ARM-based Pinebook laptop, has begun to ship devices on a buy-to-order (BTO) basis.
And some these early units have landed in the hands of fans and the tech press.
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Dell have released the 'Precision Workstation 5720' an 'All-in-One' device, Linux options available
Dell have been pretty good supporters of Linux with some of their systems in recent years and it's set to continue. They have announced their Precision Workstation 5720 All-in-One device that's now available with Ubuntu 16.04 or RHEL 7.3 (as well as Windows).
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Dell's new high-end all-in-one PC offers Ubuntu Linux or Red Hat Enterprise Linux
If you know where to look you can find many great Linux-powered laptops. Besides Dell's XPS 13, Dell also offers several other blazing-fast, Ubuntu-Linux powered laptops. System76 specializes in great Ubuntu laptops and ZaReason offers a variety of Linux distributions on laptops and desktops. A top-of-the-line, all-in-one desktop PC? That's much harder to find. Now, Dell is offering a no-compromises all-in-one called the Precision Workstation AIO 5720.
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