Hello, I had encountered before Asus Eee Pc with linux on some israeli sites; this is indeed a mini laptop. Talking about laptops (not UMPCs and not mini laptops) - I did not encounter any stores in israel which sell a "windows free" laptops , meaning that you can purchase them without Windows.
I urge anyone that knows about such cases to inform us. I really doubt there is even one such store/vendor. Regards, RafiG On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:39 PM, Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 12:12 PM, Rafi Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Zvi, >> - First, congratulations for winning this important battle ! >> >> - Second, I myself intend to buy a laptop in the near future. >> >> And indeed, after surfing many israeli websites, I found out that all >> of them come with windows. I don't intend to use windows on my laptop. >> So may I ask: How long this process you ran took ? (from going to >> court till getting that payment) ? what do you advice me to do ? >> >> Or let's put it this way: it seems that your important struggle took a lot >> of time and headache. You won your case. However, from what appears >> in that news item, I doubt whether it is a precedent. They say there >> that it was a "pshara", and it says there that they are not >> binded by this case and it is "לפנים משורת הדין", >> >> So what do you advice me to do ? to buy and then to go to court ? >> It seems to me that all the hassle of such a procedure , and >> traveling from the north the vendor offices (usually in the center) >> and back in case I will win it, is simply is not acceptable for me. >> >> And if I am not wrong, I heard that there are man known vendors who seel >> laptops with free linux abroad. And this is true for quite a time. >> >> >> Regards, >> Rafi >> >> > > Hi Rafi, > > I have recently bought an Eee Pc by Asus from Panda, with > Pre-installed Linux and no Windows. However, the EeePc is only a > modest mini laptop, which might not suit your needs. > > Orna. >
