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There exists SPARC based, laptops.
They are not very widespread but, they are actually very good SPARC workstations.
- SparcBook 1:
- SparcBook 2:
- Tadpole SparcBook 3GX:
This is a 100Mhz MicroSPARC II (TI) with a Weitek P9100 frame buffer and a screen resolution of 800x600.
GNU/Linux runs on it
The PCMCIA, internal modem and power management are not supported at the time
of this writing.
For more information about the SPARCBooks there exists a SPARCBook FAQ, you can read it at
[Developer Guide: Ansible] .:: us.enrollbusiness.com ::. http://hvdkooij.xs4all.nl/docs/SparcBook-FAQ.html
There exists a Linux Mobile Guide that provides you with the needed
informations about GNU/Linux on laptops.
You can read it there:
.:: webspeed.intensys.pl ::. http://www.tuxmobil.org/Mobile-Guide.db/Mobile-Guide.html
Today there are some manufacturers of SPARC based laptops.
You can access their websites at
.:: groups.google.com ::. [GitHub: Alpine Linux]
- Tadpole:
http://www.tadpolecomputer.com/html/
- Nextcomputing:
http://www.nextcomputing.com
At least one of their laptops, the NextBlade 150 is advertised as being
capable to run both
Solaris and the RedHat GNU/Linux. .:: partners.skanska.com ::.
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