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StarLabs StarLite is an Attractive 11-inch Linux Laptop

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of October 2021 08:45:09 AM Filed under
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This dinky 11.6-inch Linux notebook, the latest from UK-based company StarLab, is modestly priced and moderately spec’d.

Consciously so.

See, not everyone needs to crunch code, battle orcs, or render 4K video. “More power” is nice, but when all you really do with a laptop is browse the web, e-email, Zoom, and binge-watch Netflix shows… A mid-range laptop can suffice.

Problem is there isn’t a lot of choice when it comes to mid-range (and well-made) Linux laptops in the lower price brackets.

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StarLite Mk IV is budget Linux laptop with an 11.6 inch FHD

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of October 2021 06:14:14 PM.
  • StarLite Mk IV is budget Linux laptop with an 11.6 inch FHD display

    Linux laptop maker Star Labs is updating its entry-level StarLite laptop with a new Mk IV model that packs an 11.6 inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel display, an Intel Pentium Silver N5030 processor, and 8GB of RAM.

    The new StarLite Mk IV is available for order from Star Labs with prices starting under $500, but you’ll probably have to wait until January for the laptop to be delivered because it’s still in production.

Star Labs introduce the small and mighty StarLite Mk IV

Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 22nd of October 2021 06:34:32 PM.
  • Star Labs introduce the small and mighty StarLite Mk IV

    Usually when we get to talk about laptops from Linux hardware vendors their thick and pricey but Star Labs are serving the underserved here with the new StarLite Mk IV. Coming with a sleek 11-inch ARC display with fancy anti-reflective matte coating for work and play in all environments.

    Star Labs was formed back in 2016 by "a bunch of geeks" and they offer something not many vendors do with Linux support out of the box, open source firmware support that allows you to switch between American Megatrends (AMI) Aptio V or coreboot any time you feel like it. They even have their own open source coreboot configuration UI, that allows you to tweak all sorts of hardware settings.

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