22 mai 2005
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000013043323/
Webooti: the uber-simple computer
Okay, so while we fancy ourselves big nerds over here at Engadget, we realize there are actually people out there who aren’t on constant lookout for ever more droolworthy computer hardware (though we don’t understand them). We’ve got room in our hearts for the non-tech-savvy, and we love them to bits, but we’re still gonna give them computers as gifts. Luckily, we can bestow something that won’t scare them by giving the gift of webooti, an ultra-simple PC designed for the technically frightened. And they’re right: with a Pentium II 300Mhz, 128MB RAM, and 8GB hard disk, that thing cannot possibly frighten anyone. Plus, it’s called “webooti,” and if that’s not completely harmless, we don’t know what is.
http://www.smartmobs.com/archive/2005/05/12/webooti.html
Webooti
The Era of Sentient Things
Posted by Emily at 04:40 AM
Webooti is a very simple computer made up for people who are not tech-savvy. 500 euros for this rough platform, reports Pasta and Vinegar.
What is funny is that the tagline is: “webooti, as simple as the Minitel“. The french minitel is still given as an example of a successfull product: people does not fear it then it’s a good way to promote new product.
01 mai 2005
Vidéo de présentation de Webooti (Educatec 2004)
http://www.achats-education.net/videos/educatec2004/fournisseurs/webooti.htm