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>1.9. No Hardware Recommendations</H1
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>&#13; It's difficult to give any recommendations for a certain laptop
model in general. Your personal needs have to be taken into account.
Also the market is changing very quickly. I guess every three months a
new generation of laptops (with bigger harddisk space, higher CPU
speed, more display size, etc.) comes into the market. So I don't give
any model or brand specific recommendations.
But you may check my
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>&#13; A good way to check Linux hardware compatibility the next time
you go shopping a laptop is using a
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The Knoppix hardware detection works quite well and is often
capable to check all laptop hardware.
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