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“I have seriously considered tossing my computer out the window,” writes the Newark Star-Ledger's Allan Hoffman at the start of his review of the litl webbook. “Though miraculous in their capabilities, today’s personal computers can be a chore to operate and maintain, especially when we’re using them for everyday activities like checking e-mail, surfing the web and sorting through photos.”
We couldn’t agree more. So when it came time to design the litl, we had two options:
- Build a computer that could withstand defenestration, or
- Start from scratch to build a home computer without the “computer-y” stuff.
We went with the latter.
Hoffman goes on to talk about several of the improvements litl has made in home computing, including easel mode, which “genuinely transforms the litl into something other than personal computer.”
There may be no greater compliment than that.
The full review is a testament to the breakthroughs in simplicity we have achieved with the litl webbook. Read the full review at NJ.com.
Thanks to Allan for his interest in the litl webbook.
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