I'd like to find an inexpensive, relatively small computer that I can 
put in my kitchen or someplace similar (running NetBSD, of course).  In 
the past, there were things like the iOpener, but those don't appear to 
be made anymore.  And there are hpcmips machines (I have one, and it's 
neat), but they require you to boot into WinCE and then manually launch 
the bootloader.  I've heard people touting the various ARM processors, 
saying they have a potential to produce cheap but quite usable 
computers, but the last time I looked for such, I didn't find any.

Ideally, such a computer would have a hard drive, an ethernet port, a 
touch screen, and a USB port.  And, of course, the price would be 
reasonable -- certainly less than I could buy a bare-bones PC for.

Any thoughts?  Are there really such devices out there?

Chris

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