The Computer-On-a-Stick (COS) is a USB Flash Drive featuring its own Onboard Operating System together with a full suite of Microsoft Office-compatible applications. It’s Linux based and includes… the powerful Mozilla Firefox Web Browser, Evolution email, and Yahoo & MSN compatible Instant Messenger for superior Internet connectivity Link.

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Very nice. Except… there’s no computer in that stick.
Nice, but far too expensive imo. I’ve made my very own ‘computer-on-a-stick’ once and it has cost me under $25. I even made an entry about this on my weblog: GeekBlog.nl – Computer-On-A-Stick — The cheap way.
Well, mine didn’t have a fingerprint reader and didn’t have all applications pre-installed, but it’s costing not even half of what this costs.
Yes, quite: this is “stuff-on-a-stick”, not a computer on a stick. The stick does not run an “onboard operating system”; the stick is not “Linux based”.
Useful, but the name is a little misleading…
I just bought the best computer on a stick for $25! Jus go to this website: http://www.thecomputerstore.webs.com/ It is a great deal!
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