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Filed under: Computer Hardware, Electronic Music & Recording Gear
IndaMixx has introduced a cheap Linux-based audio production laptop.
The IndaMixx Laptop features:
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Fast Intel Atom based Netbook (1.6Ghz)
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Transmission 2.1 OS
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Pre-bundled software with award winning energy XT
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First solution to feature ArdourXchange.
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Over 2900 drum sounds
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More than 350 classic sample and scratches
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Over 260 Plugins and effects
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Complimentary Software Support
For $499, you get:
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Indamixx Laptop
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Carrying case (bonus)
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1GB SD card (bonus)
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Free Software Support (first 30 days)
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Free T-shirt
- Free Fedex Shipping (USA only)
My first reaction is that your music computer is the wrong place to cheap out. IndaMixx doesn’t list full specs on the laptop, but what they do list is unimpressive.
A more thoughtful take, though, may be to wonder what things a $500 audio workstation makes possible.
What do you think? Is there a place for a $500 Linux audio laptop?
via CDM
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Tags: Computer Hardware, Indamixx, laptop, Linux
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This doesn’t appeal to me — it’s unclear who the target audience is. With that price, it may appeal to a budget-hunter, but why a laptop? Unless it’s particularly optimized for live gigging, I don’t see the benefits. Seems to be missing a solid, bundled audio I/O solution too.