New laptop, new toys.

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that looks pretty cool. I could imagine having patients filling out 
there new patient information, to be put right into a php package like 
FreeMED, something Bob and I have been working on alot lately. I will 
look into that one further, thanks for the heads up!

Erek Dyskant wrote:

>Hi All,
>	On this note, an any of you recommend an older hefty (large monitor,
>nice keyboard) laptop?  I'm looking for the 600-800Mhz range.  It needs
>to run Linux well, and be able to take some abuse.
>	One of my clients is a healthcare management consultant, and when
>she goes into a hospital, she has each employee fill out a survey.
>	We're working on computerizing this by putting linux 
>on a laptop and having people fill out the form on the laptop.  
>The plan is to run phpESP (google it, it's a nice package) on a local 
>apache service.  That way it is not dependent upon the hospitals network.
>	Thanks for the help.
>
>Regards,
>Erek
>On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 03:43:52PM -0500, Andrew Schultz wrote:
>  
>
>>I decided it was time to break down and buy a new laptop.  I finally 
>>came to the decision after I was sitting up at 2am this morning 
>>RESOLDERING the end to my power adapter for the 8th or 9th time (no 
>>kidding).
>>
>>So, I'm looking at Sony Vaios.  What is the community's take on them?  
>>It's gonna have to have a wireless card as well, so keep that in mind.
>>
>>-- 
>>Andrew Schultz
>>ajs at schutlzny.net
>>    
>>