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Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) peekitty Profile TigerDirect has them here: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?sku=N52-1072%20P 300mhz celery, built-in telephone(WTF?,) built-in 14" display, the only thing missing is a clock radio. Kind of neat despite the misinfo: "The new Intel dot.station features a familiar window-based interface" Uh... no, it runs Linux. "13" TFT" Nope, 14" CRT, why else would it be so bulky? Sadly, TigerDirect claims the shipping weight is 70lbs, so you'll get hosed on the shipping unless you can somehow get them to waive it. Found a better pic also: ftp://download.intel.com/pressroom/images/internet/dot_station.tif Did I mention that it comes with Linux? 02-02-2003 17:26:30

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 3 times) ··metaCOREtex·· Profile some news sites have a lil more info on this dot.staion [it runs red hat!]: http://www.intel.com/pressroom/archive/releases/in062200.htm [yes a press release on it!] http://www.moto.com/portfolio/projects/ [the company that developed it for intel] http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0006/28.intel.shtml http://www.cipherwar.com/news/00/dot_station.htm http://www.products.datamation.com/clients_servers/internet_pc/961767155.html http://www.majoreview.com/internet/inteldotstation.htm http://www.indiainitiative.com/july_2000/technology_forecast/Tf2000_2_pervasive_computing/sld028.htm more pix of it: http://spoon.org/pics/Hardware/Intel-Dot-Station-1.jpg http://spoon.org/pics/Hardware/Intel-Dot-Station-2.jpg http://spoon.org/pics/Hardware/Intel-Dot-Station-3.jpg http://spoon.org/pics/Hardware/Intel-Dot-Station-4.jpg u gotta love that lil keyboard with the touchpad .. and that phone on top is just STRANGE! 02-15-2003 03:25:25

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile For anyone interested there is someone selling a "spanish" version of this product on eBay right now. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3744&item=3409125505 I'm not the seller, but I'm trying to barter down the price to $50-$75 since he said:"THIS ITEM IS NEW FACTORY SEALED COMES IN SPANISH MANY IN STOCK COMES WITH 15 DAY WARRANTY." I assume you could remove the "spanish" OS, just hope the keyboard isn't. -jsmmd 03-27-2003 21:06:33

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) redwood Profile ok, _stickin my neck out here... the very, Very limited bit of linux I am familar with... One install I did (I won't guess which one) you have the option to Change language... and, simiply reboot... hope it works for this thing for you! good luck 03-28-2003 08:20:31

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) inx3us Profile I'd be ino this item on two conditions: the keyboard is not spanish and the shipping comes WAY down from $55! 03-28-2003 10:30:04

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile How's $75 / unit? 03-28-2003 15:37:32

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile sorry, my last msg. was a little vague. "I've" talked the eBay seller down to $75 shipped. I making the "assumption" that if they'll let it go to me for $75 total, they'll do the same for others. According to the seller the keyboard is a standard usb keyboard, and is not spanish, but english. it would seem that the os is just spanish. Please let me know over the next few days if anyone else is intersted. I'll approach the seller since I have a dialogue going. I'll see if a "group buy" changes the price anymore, but I would be shocked if it did. That's dirt cheap for what you're getting. 03-28-2003 18:12:45

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) mooner Profile I would be in for one at $75.... whats one more toy to sit around the house and wait for me to do somthing with? D 03-28-2003 19:51:32

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Kludgemeister Profile At $75 inc/shipping, I'll take one. Thank you for offering to set this up (whether or not the deal goes through!) Kludgemeister 03-28-2003 20:22:00

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) bbsux Profile has anyone got inside one of these to see if it can be made to run windows? 03-28-2003 21:12:05

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile i've got an email into the seller to make sure my price will be ok for others. i haggled a bit and got it from the eBay price of 100, to 75 + 10/shipping, to 75 total. there's a POSSIBILITY that the seller won't want to seller multiple units this cheap. just making it known. i'll let you know what they say. ps - no problem about arranging it, my pleaseure. :) i haven't heard of anyone having one of these units... 03-28-2003 21:13:52

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) bbsux Profile well for $75 I'm in too... 03-28-2003 21:59:29

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile i'm almost certain that all you have to do is take out the hd, wipe the drive, install any OS :) i'm getting giddy. keep pressing send/recieve on the email. i hope the person responds tonight :) the wife is SO going to kill me. oh well. :) 03-28-2003 22:13:29

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) Randomluck Profile | Email $75 I'll take one too. Hell I'd pay the extra $10 shipping LOL I want one to try with Lindows. It should work. The celeron's a bit slow but that's just exactly why I want to try it. ;) 03-28-2003 22:28:15

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) gdlanzi Profile I'll take one also at $75. 03-28-2003 22:56:13

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) rfgeek Profile If it has USB it would make a great wireless mesh node! Is it easy to remove the HD? How can you do a group buy? How can we all be safe buying this? I wouldn't mind having a few of these, how many does he have? Info on wireless mesh: http://www.linux-hacker.net/wireless/ 03-28-2003 22:57:01

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile I'm thinking the best way is for me to continue to talk to the seller. I have an email out, stating that I have a few other takers, and I just want to make sure that the seller is ok with that price, for all others (see my prior post if you are confused). If they are ok with that. Then I will merely give the ok, and each person will contact the seller. I hope this sounds fair. I'm not in a position to have units shipped to my home, then ship them out to. Plus, that would most likely be extra shipping for all. It's a free country, so can't stop you, but I'd prefer that no-one from this forum initiate any communication with the seller at this point, for fear this could sour the deal. Fair? It has usb, the hd should be easy for a non-beginner to pull. Safe, use a credit card. I'm leary of everyone, but that's just me. :) exact quantity unknown. i'll try to ask without raising any eyebrows. I want to keep this on the D/L with the seller before the flood gates open. :) Or the demand will jack the price up more. This would be less then ideal for us. 03-28-2003 23:10:10

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) bbsux Profile sounds good... 03-28-2003 23:24:38

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile In case anyone cares, I'm watching this linux project. It's similar to Windows Media Center (XP). This device with a simple tv in/out card would be possibly a good box for it...??? it's pre-alpha http://flamethroweros.sourceforge.net/ 03-29-2003 00:13:44

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jamesdouglas Profile | Email Id be interesed for 75 as well 03-29-2003 08:48:00

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile i got an email back from the seller who said: "CAN SELL IT TO THEM NEED TO MAKE A FEW DOLLORS ON THE SHIPPING BUT WILL WORK THAT OUT WITH THEM THANK YOU FOR PASSING IT ON I DO APRECIATE IT THANK YOU bOB" so it might be ~5-10 dollars more for shipping.?? i sent back an email attemping to get more info. on what to do next, but bOB has yet to respond. 03-29-2003 09:46:01

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) wvgeo Profile I'm interested in one for $75.00, plus I'd pay for shipping. I was about to contact the seller myself before reading this posting. I'll hold off as requested and wait to see if we can get a group pricing. Dan 03-29-2003 11:17:30

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) amargiot Profile i'd like one also. when might we get details on exactly how much and when? thanks 03-29-2003 14:01:59

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile bOB emails me at strange and random hours, usually VERY late at night, EST. so maybe i'll hear tonight/sunday, or even monday? that's my guess. i'm checking my inbox every 10-20 mins for email from him. i'll post details when I know. anyone know how to reach the bbs admin.? hopefully we will need a dedicated thread very soon. i've tried the standard email, not sure how often he checks it. --- if you don't check the bbs often, send me an email. i'll send out a msg. directly to all interested. maybe we should do that so we don't junk up the bbs too much. :) ?? jsmmd / MethodicJon 03-29-2003 14:09:17

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) SiliconIce Profile whew, cool, i'll take one too for $75, plus a bit more for shipping if necessary 03-29-2003 17:03:21

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Randomluck Profile | Email I'd go 15 or so shipping NP....might be able to talk me into 20 but there ain't no way I'd pay 55 dollars :) 03-29-2003 18:29:05

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile well, bob said "...some have emailed already thank you again Bob" so that being said, fend for yourselves. executiveconnection@msn.com Executive Connection, Inc. 14 Tinker Ave. Londonderry, NH 03053 603-222-2333 603-222-2334 fax http://www.oemxs.net/ it guess this is what they call organized chaos. :) 03-29-2003 18:39:35

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile woops, wrong UB code. executiveconnection@msn.com If/when people start getting the units, please let us know what's up. thanks. 03-29-2003 18:58:29

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Randomluck Profile | Email I just e-mailed bOB and await his answer LOL jsmmd, Thank's for getting this sparked off. It looks like alot of fun is coming our way. 03-29-2003 18:58:53

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile :) i have some good stuff to post, got to get it organized first. hopefully i'll be done by tomorrow. :) 03-29-2003 19:08:20

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) SiliconIce Profile I emailed bob about ordering several units, he replied that i will have to pay shipping in addition to the $75, he doesnt seem keen on giving the same deal as jsmmd had...I am waiting to see how much he wants for shipping... 03-29-2003 19:20:25

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile the latest from bob. "WE HAVE 200 IN STOCK HOPE THIS HELPS MAY WANT TO GET A PRICE ON PALLETT FREIGHT THINK WE COULD GET 12 TO 16 ON ONE PALLETT WOULD HAVE TO GET COST ON MONDAY LET ME KNOW AND THANK YOU bOB" thoughts? 03-29-2003 19:42:43

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) vwbug19 Profile from tigerdirect.com the price is at 179.00!!!! ics! 03-29-2003 19:59:23

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) SiliconIce Profile The Ebay unit seems to have a smaller HD, the TigerDirect one says 10GB, the ebay one says 4.5GB...are these different units? Why the different HDs? 03-29-2003 20:34:46

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile quick answer: same units, different specs. keep in mind the Tiger Direct are US, these are Spanish. Based on all my research the only differences are the OS, and the HD size. if people would like to wait a few days for me to get one, and then i can report the situation, it might be best. i don't want anyone to waste the money on something that might be foo-bar. i'm sure, that most will throw caution to the wind. --- i've got a few msgs. into codeman to make an area for this unit. if not i'm going to start a thread about the unit outside of this area, in the emachines area since i'm a moderator for that area. --- ps - just got this from bOB "i just explained it would cost them between 15 and 20.00 for shipping not a problem but if you let anyone else know tell them 20.00 its just that we have to pay for the parts and cant do shipping on all the parts thank you bob" 03-29-2003 22:53:35

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Chicago773 Profile | Email How do I get in on this deal too - anyone else in Chicago want to split shipping costs and try and score 2? 03-29-2003 22:54:16

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) jsmmd Profile Off Topic: --- Chicago773, email me. want to talk about Win98 OS that I was reading in WebSufer area. (about the image). --- Random Thought: I wish everyone in the fourm had a contact email address in their profile. It be handy. I think we are all respectful to not use this in a negative way. jsmmd / MethodicJon 03-29-2003 23:06:54

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile Chicago773, Will split the costs. Living in Lansing, IL. Work in Elk Grove Village. Recieved email responses tonight (late)...what is the shipping on two? ($20 also?) 03-30-2003 00:29:40

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) bloinkster Profile | Email I just ordered one for $75 + $20 shipping to michigan. I was told that it will ship monday. Does anyone have any experience with rconnect (the rdp client for linux)? I would like to use a few of these as thin clients. I could put windows 95 on it, but I would like to use completely free software if possible. 03-30-2003 09:14:34

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) bloinkster Profile | Email the client is actually called rdesktop (www.rdesktop.org) 03-30-2003 09:16:39

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Chicago773 Profile | Email Hey PeteC - good to hear from you again. Let me know if you end up getting an order in (sending you the cash via paypal would probably be easiest for both of us). I wonder if that new TigerDirect outlet store in Naperville carries these (I just read about that opening this weekend on www.techbargains.com). Did you ever get any of those maroon INETs from MicroCenter? Mine is working great, but I'm still havnig problems with the right set of video driver for simultaneous TV and Monitor. I tried both sets that are on Intel's site and the ones that come with the iNET (those 'seem' to work - stuff on the tv screen flashes, but even changing the refresh rate doesn't seem to work - the REAL frustraing part is that I USED TO HAVE T WORKING PERFECTLY!). Arg! E-mail me at... a p s at u r e a c h dot c o m (remove all spaces) 03-30-2003 11:14:25

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Kludgemeister Profile I did a little checking around while I'm waiting for Bob's Paypal information. The datasheet at Tigerdirect says "Powers on and off at the touch of a button — no ‘booting’ required" and "Zero maintenance software for the consumer — entire software configuration remotely managed using Intel SMS" and "Hard disk drive for saving downloaded material for offline use" so I imagine that the OS is in flash like the iopener. I wonder what keycombo to get into BIOS? The picture at http://www.moto.com/portfolio/projects/ (mentioned in the first post) shows what looks like some kind of smartcard reader near the front corner of the unit, but http://www.tigerdirect.com/images/SkuImages/gallery/large/N52-1072P-q.jpg looks like the slot is molded over, so that is something that maybe didn't make it into production. But others will have their units before I do, so my idle rambling is probably a waste of time. Kludgemeister 03-30-2003 11:28:24

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile As I promised earlier: "i have some good stuff to post..." I threw this together over the night and into today. Go to the bathroom, get something to eat/drink before you go here. You won't want to get up. Don't forget to visit the reference links are just..wow, good stuff!! http://jism.freehosting.net (sorry about the pop-ups, it'a free host) enjoy! please post anything new here, or email me, I'll put it on the site. 03-30-2003 15:42:09

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Randomluck Profile | Email Nice job!!! You've got a great start going there. So reading the MB specs there it looks like I'm in love. ;) Upgradable ram and a huge processor jump up are very doable with this little thing. I'm thinking of buying several now. Oh yeah not only does that look like a monitor plug but I'll bet money it is one LOL 03-30-2003 19:25:45

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) artc Profile I'll take one too for $75, plus a bit more for shipping if necessary 03-30-2003 20:18:04

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile artc and any other interested buyer, Please contact via email the seller, "bOB". See my posting @ 03-29-2003 18:58:29. ---- Randomluck, when I found those pages in spanish LAST NIGHT I realized this baby was HOT, and how glad I was that I even tried to get one at all! I'm really glad that others are intersted in the dot.station now. Another neat appliance slowly fading away from existance. -- I would like to ask that everyone consider putting into their profile some sort of contact information. 03-30-2003 20:34:41

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) vwbug19 Profile the reason for diffrent hd size has something to do with cost in contries a 10 gb hd may be more expensive in spaish contries than in usa hence the currenies rates in pesos,pesetas, etc and workers makes less wages than in germany where wages are highest so a smaller hd is cheaper 03-30-2003 21:39:45

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) mooner Profile Heard back from BOB, $100 bucks shiped to Seattle area. someone convince me i really need this toy :) D 03-31-2003 08:03:16

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Randomluck Profile | Email You really need this toy....and I really need 2, really I do...ok maybe 3 but for sure 2. :D 03-31-2003 09:22:37

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) begrantii Profile Does anyone know if you could fit a floppy or cd in this unit? I figure you may need to make a hole in the front for either. Is there room in hte chassis for one or both? 03-31-2003 09:37:22

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile mooner, This toy should be able to be upgraded to 256megs of ram, and a 800mhz CPU. I don't think anyone NEEDS this toy, it's just a fun looking toy. VegasZone Disassembling Directions (Translated from Spanish thanks to Google) It looks like a bear to get into though. Note: The above site says you need a "Torx type of 3mm." So might want to make sure you have one before it arrived if you're buying the unit. :) ------ begrantii, If you haven't, check out the link above. The 15th and 16th pages show the inside. It looks like you might be able to cut away the site, and install a slimline CD drive. Only time will tell. Once we start to get them, by the end of the week I hope, someone should be able to let you know. You are probally better off going with an external USB drive if that's an option for you. ---- Per bOB he said he had 200 units. Unless someone here buys bOB out, you shouldn't have any problems getting one... (This is an ASSumption. PS - I sent an email to the Intel contact on the press release. He seems cool about answering any questions. Anyone want me to relay any questions to him? 03-31-2003 12:40:25

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile fyi - per bOB, shipping weight is 46 lbs. ouch! 03-31-2003 17:23:10

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Randomluck Profile | Email I just don't see any handles on it in any pictures either ;) 03-31-2003 18:07:06

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) Kludgemeister Profile Mad props, jsmmd! Your research and website information are great! I got my tracking number from Bob (I think we should cut him some slack for leaving his capslock key on... ) and my unit should arrive here in California next Monday. The front part of the sheet metal chassis sure looks about the right size for a CD-RW bay. I'm anxious to take the unit apart and see if the bezel molds had a provision for an opening there. Kludgemeister 03-31-2003 18:22:46

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) MHeadroom Profile I've only been hanging around here for a week or 2 but I'm glad I happened apon this site. I ordered my dot.station from Bob over the weekend and UPS says it will arrive tomorrow. Thanks jsmmd for all your work and thanks to BOB for making this deal possible. I'll give a quick review tomorrow when it arrives. Think I might even grab another if it doesn't look to bad on the kitchen table. -MHeadroom 03-31-2003 18:57:59

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile Thanks for the praise. Just trying to contribute back. Something else I found, that I'm going to add to my site. I've managed to stay up too much looking and sleuthing and have got myself sick. I should have thought of this one in the beginning:Wayback Machine of Intel's dot.station pages. (Staring Apr 13, 2001 there are references to the Spanish model, too sick/tired to try to make sense out of it. If someone could let us know if there's anything good there, that's be nice.) I'll cut bOB some slack. :) I'm not perfect either. FYI, I'm east coast my UPS delivery date says Wednesday. 03-31-2003 19:07:08

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) PeteC Profile <Chicago773> Couldn't wait (like I really need another toy)...ordered one last night from "Bob" $20 shipping. 03-31-2003 20:47:47

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 1 times) bbsux Profile I hope this thing has the latest BIOS (P04) listed on the intel docs otherwise the bios doesn't look like it supports much higher than the included 300 celeron... I can't find the file to upgrade it... I'm gonna wait until I get mine to make sure before I order parts... 04-01-2003 00:07:19

A word of caution (modified 0 times) peekitty Profile Having seen some of the disassembly pics that jsmmd linked, I thought a good old fashioned safety rant would be appropriate for those about to rock. Just rember that when you've got the cover off, be mindful that the monitor can store voltage for some time. Enough voltage to make you rather dead- way more dangerous than putting a plexi window in your DSL router, so be careful. </rant> I might have to sell my Zaurus to get one of these! 04-01-2003 11:51:46

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile Folks, codeman has created a dedicated section. I'd like to recommend we move the discussion there. 04-01-2003 12:27:01

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) blackstreet Profile | Email hi,I am a spanish guy writing this #### with a dot station running win98SE. Spanish people are buying "modified" Dot Stations the bios have been modified to load another OS if you buy original stations you´ll have lot of problems to change the OS.we buy it aproxx. for 100€ and it comes with a preinstalation of win xp but mos of us have installed anotner os like Me 98 or 2000 cos it fits better to the machine. to change the OS most of us have deassembled the dot and put the hard disk into another computer,but some people has done it with a external usb cd rom drive. have a look at he splash screen,if it´s a modified dot station it should look in blue and say something like intel desktop board. Any questions write to: blackstreet@lycos.es and i´ll try to answer. Use plain language please.as you see my english is not very good. 04-02-2003 08:46:25

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile (I posted a message yesterday on the Spanish forum about our initiatives, and a link to the BBS.) jsmmd / MethodicJon 04-02-2003 11:11:45

RE:Intel dot station - $199 (modified 0 times) jsmmd Profile This thread is closed. Please post in the dedicated section: http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowBoard&Board=idot [02-2004] Recent news: Bios locked units can be unlocked via software flash. 05-23-2003 13:38:31

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